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June 2005 - Posts

BizTalk Server 2004 has a very cool architecture that allows it to balance the processing of a workload across many BizTalk Servers when they are configured to function as a group. When we use this "Group", or "Farm" configuration, all the BizTalk Servers Read More...
Installing BizTalk Server 2004 sometimes entails installing Windows Sharepoint Services, specifically if you want to use Business Activity Services (Trading Party Mgmt, BAM portal, etc..). However, I see more and more folks configuring it improperly, Read More...
We've been at it again. If you haven't seen these, check out these new white papers: BizTalk Server 2004: A Messaging Engine Overview . This document describes the architecture and internal workings of BizTalk Server 2004 as a messaging engine. BizTalk Read More...
A lot of folks heard at the Tech-Ed Keynote address on June 7 that we will have a joint launch of Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005 and BizTalk Server 2006 on November 7, 2005. Please do NOT confuse this with the RTM (Release to Manufacturing) date Read More...
I just posted a pretty cool sample of how you could call a map dynmically in C#. Very nice. However, it has a drawback (besides being officially unsupported ). Specifically, t he way I used TransformBase in the sample will result in regenerating a dynamic Read More...
Every wonder how you could possibly reuse the XSLT that we store in BizTalk maps? Every wonder how you could pick and chose which map to execute in your code from the compiled BizTalk Assembly. Well there is a way! The type containing the map xslt is Read More...
Done for the night....I'll post a lot more later this week... Read More...
Remember, during the course we went over App Domain configuration for BizTalk. The key to creating App Domains with BizTalk, and hence being able to use configuration files with your project is to edit the BTSNTSvc.exe.config file located in the BizTalk Read More...
I find this very handy for my laptop that does NOT have BizTalk Server 2004 installed on it. Its a compiled version of the online docs....a convenient chm file. Its updated to SP1. Enjoy. Read More...
I can't believe I see more and more recent BizTalk implemenations in production WITHOUT SP1. With all the issues that we fixed in SP1, any new BizTalk Server 2004 project should simply never go into production without SP1. I can't stress that enough. Read More...
Here's the powerpoint decks we used for some of the extended sessions. Some of these have added sections on all the perf tuning recommendations we layed out. There's quite a bit that you have to consider when working in a farm scenario. Also, you'll find Read More...
Hi Everyone.......well...this is a first! I never thought I'd actually post something to my own Blog. I think I set this up 6 months ago or so, but after seeing all the wonderful content already being posted to blogs, I thought to myself, what could I Read More...
 
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