Attached to this post is a standalone .NET Windows Form application which can be used to browse artifacts on SAP, and build queries which the SAP ADO.NET provider can understand. The main aim is to reduce the grunt work required when building the queries...

CTP3 is here and we have added a lot more features based on some feedback we have been getting from various channels. So here is the list of major enhancements SQL adapter: 1) Strongly typed polling 2) Strongly typed stored procedures Oracle...

We're exicted to announce the availability of the new BizTalk Adapter Pack Poster. This poster covers interoperability with Line-of-Business Applications using the BizTalk Adapter Pack and the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) LOB Adapter SDK...

We’ve had a few users complaining about the throughput of the adapters (the Adapter Pack ones, and/or custom ones) coming to a standstill during normal operation within BizTalk. In this post, I’ll explain why that happens, and some workarounds. Let’s...

One of the new features which we’re supporting in the BizTalk Adapter Pack V2 is the ability to use the SAP ADO.NET Provider from SSRS. In this post, I’ll briefly outline the steps you need to perform in order to get this to work. Firstly, install...

One of the features we’ve enabled in the CTP3 of the BizTalk Adapter Pack V2 (which requires CTP3 of the WCF LOB Adapter SDK SP2), is the ability to expose the Adapters (which are in reality, WCF Bindings) as native BizTalk Adapters. Prior to this, if...

Firstly, if you haven’t already seen it, have a look at the post describing the EnableSafeTyping binding property - http://blogs.msdn.com/adapters/archive/2007/11/24/the-enablesafetyping-binding-property.aspx . Since the Adapter Pack V1 released, we...