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WCF One Way Services and BizTalk WCF Adapter

The WCF Services can be defined with a one-way contract , request-reply or a duplex contract. The default behavior of a service operation is the request-reply pattern . In a request-reply pattern, the client waits for the reply message, even if the service
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Tale of two adapters -- BizTalk WCF Adapter and WCF LOB Adapter

The Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2 will ship with a BizTalk WCF Adapter. The BizTalk WCF Adapter is a bridge between BizTalk and WCF. *NEW* You can download a great paper written by Aaron Skonnard on Windows Communication Foundation Adapters in Microsoft

Setting Client Credentials

Scenario: The adapter needs the client credentials for establishing connection with the target system. How can a WCF client pass these credentials to the adapter? Remeber, the WCF-based adapter built using WCF LOB Adapter SDK is surfaced within a WCF

BizTalk multi-part messages and the BizTalk WCF Adapter

At MVP Summit 2007, a couple of attendees asked about how the WCF LOB Adapter SDK surfaces and handles BizTalk multi-part messages . Well, the short answer is – since Multi-part messages are not supported in BizTalk WCF Adapter Beta 2, they are not handled

Consume WCF Service Wizard generates port binding configuration files for import into BizTalk Server

Scenario: You have already designed, implemented and hosted a WCF Service. Now, you would like to send (and get) messages to this WCF Service in a BizTalk Orchestration process. BizTalk communicates with WCF applications via BizTalk WCF Adapter, which

BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Beta 2 released

Today the BizTalk Server Team at Microsoft is delighted to announce the availability of Beta 2 release of the BizTalk Server 2006 R2 on the MS Connect Site. To Access the connect site for BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Go to http://connect.microsoft.com Sign

About WCF LOB Adapter SDK (ASDK)

Many large enterprises have disparate systems including legacy mainframe, packaged and homegrown applications that need to be integrated with each other to provide end user solutions. The technology integration becomes more complex after companies go
 
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