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Biztalk xml header processing

When we use infopath or similar technologies with biztalk, the messages have always a xml processing header. Biztalk does not copy xml processing header to the output messages by default, so we have to set it manually. There are several options in biztalk
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Using xpath function in orchestrations

Xpath is a function that can be used in any orchestration to set and retrieve data from/to messages. The syntax is very simple: Set a value in message xpath(message, "xpathQuery") = value; Get a value from message variable = xpath(message, "xpathQuery");
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Replace namespace prefix pipeline component

In some biztalk integrations with legacy systems, there are message specifications that requires a specific namespace prefix, but all biztalk messages use ns0, ns1, ns... definition to define prefix information. To solve this problem there are two solutions
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Custom Property demotion - Using IDocumentSpec and IPropertyAnnotation

Sometimes the property demotion rules are very difficult to apply in the Xml Assembler Pipeline. There are some limitations: • The Biztalk context dependency forces that data must be in message context when the demote occurs; • Orchestrations
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Terminar orquestrações suspensas usando WMI

Quem está farto de usar o Hat para terminar orquestrações suspensas, poderá usar um script WMI da seguinte forma: query = "SELECT * FROM MSBTS_ServiceInstance where ServiceClass = 1 and ServiceInstanceStatus = 32 Set instSet
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Publicação de vários tipos de mensagens para o Biztalk por Web Service

A publicação de mensagens de diversos schemas para o Biztalk, envolve um conjunto de questões. Normalmente segue-se a abordagem de criar Web Services com os Schemas das mensagens usando o “Web Service Publishing Wizard”.
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