Abstract : I’ve using BAM to measure execution time in some orchestrations. I cannot use HAT because I needed to do some calculations to rest waiting time of the external processes. It’s extremely easy. Things get funny when we needed to get more that...

Impresive! from Steve W Thomas : For starter, why would you want to call a Receive Pipeline from within an Orchestration? I had to struggle for a bit to come up with a good reason… I can find it useful in debatching Scenarios that require mapping prior...

There are many reasons, sure, and probably there are also reasons why plain text files can be better, but I would like to remark just only one reason, just because I fighting with it right now: Xml is human readable Or at least, it should be. ...

I've been playing around with a funny error message in ConfigFramework. It says " The Operation Completed Successfully ", but it's a Retry/Cancel message box, where you get looped until you press cancel... The details found in the log file talk about...

Marty Wasznicky has posted a compiled BizTalk 2004 Help File (.chm) check it out in his blog (11 Mb) The most interesting stuff is that it can be indexed using MSN Desktop Search (as any other .chm file).... that means querying BizTalk Documentation...

There is a new whitepaper on MSDN about messaging. It's called BizTalk Server 2004: A Messaging Engine Overview , but it's quite a deep dive into messaging. From my point of view, the most interesting stuff is how it explains the Pub/Sub internals in...

Abstract : You can create a BizTalk message from a custom .NET class, instead of using an Xsd schema. This practice has some pros and cons. Let’s see… Usually, the most common process is to start creating Xsd schemas, and use them in Orchestrations...