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Last week Microsoft announced the next release of BizTalk Server , for now called 2010 R2. Charles Young already wrote an overview of the features and product positioning , but I highlight two: the support for Informix V11 (I’ve had this need more than Read More...
Following Tony Meleg’s presentation at Microsoft World Partner Conference , there’s a lot of discussion going on about the future of BizTalk Server. The following is a link to some pages with opinions about this issue: Microsoft’s middleware long term Read More...
This one slipped me last year. A Microsoft whitepaper about Instrumentation Best Practices for High Performance BizTalk solutions . A reminder of the impact of trace and debug on BizTalk Developments. It covers Pipeline Components, Maps, Orchestrations, Read More...
Everybody with some experience with BizTalk Server knows that sometimes the ODX files get garbled and have to be fixed manually. I’ve had situations where the compilation of an orchestration works fine, but when viewing the orchestration in the visual Read More...
I stumbled with a situation where a Main orchestration calls a sub-orchestration, and this sub-orchestration sends back to Main a new message, using Direct Binding. The non-obvious behavior here is that the first Orchestration calls the second synchronously, Read More...
I’ve had several situation with large solutions in VS2010 where assemblies get locked and references need to be constantly fixed, failing compilations. I would get errors when copying the DLL’s from the OBJ into the BIN folders, or even copying a schema Read More...
The BizTalk Server 2010 Feature Pack is an add-on to BizTalk Server 2010 that allows BizTalk functionality to be invoked from Windows Azure’s Service Bus. The feature pack specifically includes “BizTalk Server 2010 AppFabric Connect for Services”, the Read More...
Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Application Infrastructure for Systematic Application Integration Projects (October 2010) places Microsoft in the leader’s quadrant for integration, with BizTalk Server and the global integration platform, as the company with Read More...
Details for Version 2.0 of the BizTalk ESB Toolkit (Brian Loesgen) Complex-Event Processing (CEP) Explained for BizTalk Users (Charles Young) Interview Series: Four Questions With … Ewan Fairweather (Richard Seroter) BizTalk Server Best Practices Analyser Read More...
This news is a few days late, but couldn’t let it pass: the 2009 version of BizTalk is out on MSDN for download. This is another evolutionary release, containing a large set of improvements ont he previous 2006 R2 version, including .Net 3.5 SP1/VS2008 Read More...
This year the usual TechDays event focused exclusivelly on Dev contents, and reduced to two days. I was help at IST’s campus on Tagus, a smaller but also cosier space. I did three sessions, all of them on the ARChitecture track: ARC206 Patterns & Read More...
Microsoft just published a very interesting an in-depth 86-page document about BAM, one of the most under-used features of BizTalk Server, “Business Activity Monitoring in Depth for Developers”. You can download if here , and find more overview info about Read More...
There’s an announcement around for the ESB Guidance 2.0 CTP (October 2008) . It’s good to know that this is already getting worked on to have new features and work with the upcoming BizTalk Server 2009. The strange thing is that I can’t actually find Read More...
Next week I’ll be off at PDC08 , which is shaping up to be as good as PDC05 was, with a lot of sessions on Today’s hot topic: Cloud Computing . One week later, I’ll be at the Ask-The-Experts booths at TechEd EMEA 2008 Developers in Barcelona (my colleague Read More...
Check out Charles Young’s post “ Dublin and BizTalk Server - What's the difference? ”. It’s well worth the read, for all BizTalk developers, and a very interesting analysis.  I’ve been to some of the events Charles mentions, where there was some Read More...
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