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BizTalk is a business process management (BPM) server that enables companies to automate and optimize business processes. This includes powerful, familiar tools to design, develop, deploy, and manage those processes.
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.NET vs .NET CF Development by Vladimir Gregor on Oct 30, 2009
Development of desktop and mobile .NET applications is nowadays more-or-less the same. Microsoft Visual Studio and .NET can be used to develop for both platforms. Even though the .NET Compact Framework is a subset of large .NET Framework, it allows developing mobile applications in a same way as the desktop ones. In addition, developer can use well known programming languages, such as C# or Visual Basic.
Calling external assemblies from maps in BizTalk by John Charles Olamendy on Oct 30, 2009
In this article, I will cover how to call external assemblies from maps in BizTalk through a simple example of an external assembly which implements the logic of string concatenation.
Receiving messages with multiple schemas in a single orchestration by John Charles Olamendy on Sep 18, 2009
In this article, I will cover how to receive two messages with different schemas in a single orchestration in order to process them instead of creating separate orchestrations for each message with identical business logic. For the solution, I will use the Listen shape along with two Receive shapes each of them listening for different messages.
Calling external assemblies from orchestrations by John Charles Olamendy on Aug 07, 2009
In this article, I will cover how to call business logic contained in external assemblies from orchestration in order to reuse this component's logic. For the solution, I will create a library with a component which implements the string concatenation logic. Then this assembly will be referenced from an orchestration and the underlying method will be invoked.
Sending an HTML-Formatted E-Mail Message from BizTalk Server by Abdul Rafay on May 13, 2009
Sending an HTML-Formatted E-Mail Message from BizTalk Server
Parsing BizTalk messages in .NET Components through Orchestration by Abdul Rafay on May 10, 2009
This article discusses how to parse BizTalk messages in .NET Components through Orchestration.
Consuming Web Services without web reference in BizTalk by Abdul Rafay on May 04, 2009
This articles tells us how to consume Web Services without web reference in BizTalk.
Biztalk messaging services: Flat file schema by John Charles Olamendy on Apr 29, 2009
This article is intended to consolidate the principles of messaging in Biztalk Server 2006.
Business Process Modeling techniques by John Charles Olamendy on Apr 07, 2009
In this article, we’re going to illustrate principles and techniques to model business processes and check the underlying design in order to avoid certain anomalies.
BizTalk Mapping. Using the Database Lookup Functoid by John Charles Olamendy on Apr 06, 2009
In this article, I will show how to use the Database Lookup functoid to map incoming XML node to a database table column whose result value is set to a target XML node.
Promoting Schemas Properties in BizTalk Server by John Charles Olamendy on Mar 18, 2009
A common scenario in a BizTalk solution is to subscribe to a message based on its content or context and make decisions based on the underlying values. This is known as content-based routing. In this article, I will cover the principles and techniques to expose this sort of metadata in BizTalk Server.
BizTalk Orchestrations by John Charles Olamendy on Feb 07, 2009
In this article, I will cover one important component of Microsoft BizTalk Server, the orchestrations. Basically an orchestration is the executable code to run a workflow supporting a business process. Orchestration interacts with outside entities by using the ports. All these things together are a powerful tool to perform process automation.
Intoduction to Biztalk Server 2006 by Pragati on Nov 01, 2008
This article describes What is Biztalk server and explains a little about Message Engine and message lifecycle inside the Biztalk server.
Biztalk Messaging Services by John Charles Olamendy on Apr 03, 2008
This article is intended to illustrate the concepts of mapping in Biztalk Server 2006.
Biztalk messaging services, working with messages. by John Charles Olamendy on Oct 22, 2007
This article is intended to illustrate the main concepts of messaging and the realization in Biztalk Server 2006 as a Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM) platform.
Biztalk Server 2006 installation by John Charles Olamendy on Oct 10, 2007
This article is intended to illustrate the necessary steps for the installation of Biztalk Server 2006.
Introduction to Biztalk Server by John Charles Olamendy on Sep 24, 2007
This article is the first one part of a series of articles intended to illustrate the principles and applications of Microsoft Biztalk Server.
Adding discovery features to BizTalk Server 2004: Part I by Jesus Rodriguez on Aug 31, 2007
This article explores the concepts of the BizTalk-UDDI mapping process and the similarity with the WSDL-UDDI mapping process. By the other way the second article is focused in the implementation and use of the BizTalk Server 2004 UDDI Publishing Wizard tool.
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