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Consuming webservices from within BizTalk

BizTalk 2006 allows some really good interacting with webservices. If it is a simple webservice, we can very well consume it by adding a reference to it and then consuming it using the orchestrations. Here are some interesting scenarios that I encountered
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Creating public orchestrations

I am currently working on one of the Biztalk projects that contains a lot of lengthy orchestrations. In order to split them in manageable chunks, we are making intensive use of the call orchestration and start orchestration shapes. As long as the orchestrations
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Adding Environment Specific Binding Files from Command Prompt

Biztalk 2006 provides the btstask utility to carry out most of the deployment operations from command prompt. However, the help available at the command prompt does not talk anything about adding environment specific binding files. You can get elaborate
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What to and what not to do with your MessageBox database server.

The BizTalk Core Engine Team has compiled an excellent list of things that you can or cannot do on your BizTalk Message Box SQL Server . I am sure this will be the most sought after thing by all the database administrators trying to "maintain" the Biztalk
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Publishing Biztalk Orchestrations as webservices

When developing Biztalk applications that are exposed as webservices, it becomes quite a tedious job to expose them as webservices everytime there is a change in the orchestration. Even though Visual Studio integrates the BizTalk Web Service Publishing
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Biztalk Assembly Deployment goof-up

This, to me, seems a rare scenario that you might encounter. But if you are using the "ReDeploy" feature in the Biztalk project (from Visual Studio) you might bump into this sometimes. When debugging your orchestration with HAT, you might encounter some
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Resolving "Unknown Errors" when working with Commerce Server Profile Adapter

Most of the times, when you encounter an error interacting with Commerce Server Profiles Adapter, the Adapter will give you back an error with a proper description of what might've went wrong. However, there are certain cases when the adapter simply emits
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Associating Multiple Credit Cards when creating Commerce Server Profile using the Commerce Server Profile Adapter for BizTalk

When dealing with Commerce Server integration with BizTalk 2006, one of the requirements that I faced was to create multiple credit cards for a single profile and then link all those credit cards to that profile. To achieve this, is a two step process.
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Correction: "Updates Overwrite" property of Commerce Server Profiles Adapter

A couple of days ago, I had blogged here about an error on the Commerce Server Profiles adapter. When trying out an update to the Profile, the Commerce Server Adapter returns back the following error message - <?xml version="1.0"?> <CommerceServerProfilesUpdateResponse>
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Solving the error when updating Commerce Server using the Profile Adapter

When dealing with Commerce Server Adapters for BizTalk, you might face an issue where the Profile Adapter returns this message on update - <?xml version="1.0"?> <CommerceServerProfilesUpdateResponse> <InvalidProfileUpdateMessage> The
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Understanding Persistence Points in Biztalk Orchestration

Often ignored, but a really important point when designing orchestrations is of course the persistence points. Understanding of the persistence points becomes really an important factor if you are dealing with orchestration performance. Lets take a glance
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Supporting mixed content messages with BizTalk

Ocassionally, when dealing with Xml messages from third party systems, your Biztalk solution might need to deal with mixed content. A classic example of the mixed content is the HTML as in - <P>Here goes some <b>bold</b> text</P>
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Naming the lines in a Biztalk map

When using the Biztalk mapper, most often than not you would need to resort to functoids. When connecting the functoid inputs from the fields in the Source schema, we simply stretch a line from the field to the functiod. However, when we open the functoid
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Biztalk 2004 SP2

BizTalk 2004 SP2 can now be downloaded from - http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=D20B4510-E5A6-4D7B-87A1-4BD52BDD57B8&displaylang=en Some of the most important fixes that are included in this service pack are: Performance issues
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My new articles published

Since my last post regarding my articles , there have been a couple of things that I was working with. Here are some things that have been published since then. 1. Biztalk Server - Business Value http://www.pcquest.com/content/enterprise/2006/106060807.asp
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