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Handling Topics, Queues and Relay Services with the Service Bus Explorer Tool
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2 months ago
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The Windows Azure Service Bus Community Technology Preview (CTP), which was released in May 2011, first introduced queues and topics. At that time, the Windows Azure Management Portal didn’t provide a user interface to administer, create and delete messaging...
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How to integrate a BizTalk Server application with Service Bus Queues and Topics
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3 months ago
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Microsoft BizTalk Server enables organizations to connect and extend heterogeneous systems across the enterprise and with trading partners. The Service Bus is part of Windows Azure AppFabric and is designed to provide connectivity, queuing, and routing...
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Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business Systems Integration
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4 months ago
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I want to recommend a book I reviewed this weekend: Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business Systems Integration . Written by 5 BizTalk Server experts Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business Systems Integration is a new book from Packt. It is a guide...
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How to use a WCF custom channel to implement client-side caching in a Windows Azure-hosted application
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4 months ago
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Introduction Some months ago I created a custom WCF protocol channel to transparently inject client-side caching capabilities into an existing WCF-enabled application just changing the its configuration file. Since I posted my first post on this subject...
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Exploring Topics and Queues by Building a Service Bus Explorer Tool–Part 1
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7 months ago
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Introduction WARNING Due to the breaking changes introduced by the production version of the Service Bus Messaging API with respect to the CTP version, this version of the Service Bus Explorer tool doesn’t compile against the API contained in the Windows...
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A Broker Pipeline Component for End-To-End Ordered Delivery
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8 months ago
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Introduction Recently I had chance to work with a health care company that makes an extensive use of the BizTalk Accelerator for HL7 for processing a large amount of messages containing clinical and administrative information. Health care companies need...
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How to use a WCF custom channel to implement client-side caching
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10 months ago
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Introduction A couple of months ago Yossi Dahan told me that one of his customers in the UK was searching for a solution to transparently cache the response messages resulting from a WCF call. I immediately thought that this design pattern could be implemented...
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Exploring Windows Azure Storage APIs By Building a Storage Explorer Application
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11 months ago
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Introduction The Windows Azure platform provides storage services for different kinds of persistent and transient data: Unstructured binary and text data Binary and text messages Structured data In order to support these categories of data, Windows Azure...
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Intellisense when editing Service Bus configuration files? Yes please!
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over 1 year ago
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The problem The setup of Windows Azure AppFabric SDK adds the elements reported in the table below to the configuration contained in the the machine.config files under the following folders: %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\Config %windir...
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How to use Duplex MEP to communicate with BizTalk from a .NET application or a WF workflow running inside AppFabric Part 3
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over 1 year ago
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Introduction In the first article of the series we discussed how to exchange messages with an orchestration via a two-way WCF Receive Location using the Duplex Message Exchange Pattern . This form of bi-directional communication is characterized by the...
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How to use Duplex MEP to communicate with BizTalk from a .NET application or a WF workflow running inside AppFabric Part 2
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over 1 year ago
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Introduction In the first article of the series we discussed how to exchange messages with an orchestration via a two-way WCF Receive Location using the Duplex Message Exchange Pattern . This form of bi-directional communication is characterized by the...
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How to use Duplex MEP to communicate with BizTalk from a .NET application or a WF workflow running inside AppFabric Part 1
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over 2 years ago
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Introduction Some time ago, I was asked by a customer whether or not BizTalk WCF Adapters support the Duplex Message Exchange Pattern. The latter is characterized by the ability of both the service and the client to send messages to each other independently...
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How to use AppFabric Auto-Start feature to avoid warm-up delays for IIS-hosted WCF Receive Locations
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over 2 years ago
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Scenario During recent years, I had the chance to work with many customers and I realized that one of the most recurring problems they usually experience is due to long start-up times: indeed, this is not a BizTalk specific issue, it’s rather...
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How to Boost Performance of the ESB Routing and Transform Services – Part 3
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over 2 years ago
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Introduction In the first article of the series, we discussed the advantages and disadvantages of using Dynamic Send Ports in a BizTalk application and in particular within a solution that makes an extensive use of the ESB Toolkit. We also talked...
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Large Message Transfer with WCF-Adapters Part 2
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over 2 years ago
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Introduction In the first part of the article we have introduced and analyzed the problem regarding the transmission and reception of a large message via a WCF Receive Location. In particular, we discussed the difference between the Buffered and Streamed...
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How to Boost Performance of the ESB Routing and Transform Services – Part 2
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over 2 years ago
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Introduction In the first part of the article, we discussed the advantages and disadvantages of Dynamic Send Ports and we introduced two custom components that allow, respectively, to use Static Send Ports instead of Dynamic Send Port with an ESB Itinerary...
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How to Boost Performance of the ESB Routing and Transform Services – Part 1
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over 2 years ago
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Introduction Recently I had chance to work with a couple of customers that make extensive use the ESB Toolkit (specifically, V 2.0 in this case) in their BizTalk solutions, and to exchange ideas with some of you regarding the alleged performance problems...
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Video Recordings from the meeting of the Swedish BizTalk User Group
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over 2 years ago
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Below you can find a link to the video recording of the presentations that Mikael Håkanssons and Ewan Fairweather delivered at the meeting of the Swedish BizTalk User Group. Instrument your BizTalk Server Optimizing and verifying your BizTalk Server installation...
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Large Message Transfer with WCF-Adapters Part 1
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over 2 years ago
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Introduction This is the first in a series of articles that will introduce and explore a couple a patterns to transfer and process large messages using WCF-Adapters. Generally speaking, an end to end BizTalk solution adopts the FTP Adapter or one of its...
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Packt's SOA book Promotion
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over 2 years ago
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I publish the following announcement by Packt Publishing as some of you might be interested in their promotions: Innovative and fast-growing IT publisher, Packt Publishing ( www.PacktPub.com ) has announced a series of giveaways and promotions, including...
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Yet on BizTalk Impersonation With WCF Adapters
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over 2 years ago
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Scenario Last year I wrote a post on how using BizTalk Server 2006 R2/2009 and Protocol Transition to impersonate the original caller when invoking a downstream service that uses the Windows Integrated Security. Recently, one customer posed the following...
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How To Boost Message Transformations Using the XslCompiledTransform class Extended
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over 2 years ago
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Problem Statement Some of you posted the following feedback regarding my post How To Boost Message Transformations Using the XslCompiledTransform class : "Very nice post. I just have a question. How would you handle multiple input messages in a...
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How to exploit the Text In Row table option to boost BizTalk Server Performance
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over 2 years ago
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Text in Row Table Option in SQL Server In SQL Server, text , ntext , or image fields are large character or binary strings (up to 2 gigabytes) that by default stored outside a data row. The data row contains only a 16-byte text pointer that points to...
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How to Throw Typed Fault Exceptions From Orchestrations Published as WCF Services Revisited
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over 2 years ago
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A couple of you experienced the following error: “Digest verification failed for Reference '#_0'” when using my component with the following configuration: Adapter: WCF-Custom Binding: WsHttpBinding or NetTcpBinding Security: Message ClientCredentialType...
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How To Boost Message Transformations Using the XslCompiledTransform class
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over 2 years ago
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Introduction The BizTalk Runtime still makes an extensive use of the System.Xml.Xsl.XslTransform . When you create and build a BizTalk project, a separate .NET class is generated. for each transformation map. Each of these classes inherits from...
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