A new tutorial is uploaded to MSDN that demonstrates how to send XML messages with different schemas to a request-reply XML bridge deployed on Windows Azure Service Bus. The tutorial is available at : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/jj158971 I had already uploaded/shared a sample...

I have a new sample to share. This sample demonstrates how to send messages of different XML schemas to a request-reply EAI Bridge deployed on Windows Azure Service Bus. The bridge runs some processing logic, which is configured using the different stages of the bridge (Validate, Enrich, and Transform...

[ Link to the sample: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Using-EAI-Bridges-with-SQL-be2b5761 ] SQL Azure lookup is a very useful feature available with Service Bus EAI Bridges. Using this feature, a bridge can go ‘lookup’ a SQL Azure database table, pick a value, and pass it into the message at runtime,...

In BizTalk one could use logical functoids, set it to a true value, and then attach it to an element in the destination schema. This would have created an empty node in the transformed message. This behavior is not there in the map available with Service Bus EAI and EDI Labs. There can be different workarounds...

Through this blog post, I am making an effort to collate some of the most common issues (and provide troubleshooting information) for issues one could face while using Service Bus EAI and EDI Labs bits. I call this a ‘living’ post because I am going to update this post with any issue I come across. If...