Archive for March, 2008
Send and Receive URLs in HTTP Ports
For the HTTP Request-Response Receive port the URL should be unique for each application, where as that of HTTP Solicit Response Send Port the URL can be duplicate.What this means is an Application A, can post to Application B more than one time based on the condition with the same URL.
Application A can [...]
Posted: March 29th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
Tags: biztalk server, Ports
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How to extract the attachments from email using BizTalk Server
while i was searching on the internet about how to extract the email attachments, I found few good blogs which mentioned how to extract the email attachments by using the pop3 adapter.
Well, I am not going through the details explaining how this can be achieved, but can help you in achieving the objective mentioned in [...]
Posted: March 23rd, 2008 under Uncategorized.
Tags: biztalk server, email attachments
Comments: 7
Unable to see the Application name in BizTalk Admin Console
Hi,
If you are unable to see the Application in the Admin console after you deploy, the probable reason is that you havent given the Application name in the Application configuration properties.
click on Solution -> properties - >deploy -> Application Name.
If you have deployed your application without the name, the same will be available in the [...]
Posted: March 20th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
Tags: Administration, BizTalk, Deployment
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Correlations - Scenarios
Correlation sets cannot be used in the LOOP shape of the Orchestration.(a correlation-set can only be initialized once)
You cannot initialize and follow the same CorrelationSet within 2 different orchestrations.
Correlations are used in Asynchronous scenarios.
you should used self correlating ports in order to correlate the messages between two orchestrations in the project.
I am working on the [...]
Posted: March 17th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
Tags: BizTalk, correlations
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BizTalk Journey
As the years of experience in BizTalk Server increases, I want to enter into an architect role, where in I can help architect the BizTalk Server Solutions, by considering various performance measures, optimize the applications.
you should always develop an application considering that you are paying money for each resources you consume, its during this time [...]
Posted: March 12th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
Tags: BizTalk optimization
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Optimal Design Consideration for BizTalk Server
Whenever your client expects the response to be received immediately after the request is been sent, you have to use the synchronous request - response port. Synchronous Request-Response protocol , such as SOAP over HTTP implements correlation inside the protocol.
The scenario may be , the client expects Acknowledgement message , stating “Your request has been [...]
Posted: March 8th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
Tags: BizTalk design patterns, BizTalk optimization
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Unable to send the response within scope shape for request-response port
It is not possible to send the response within scope shape of the orchestration, via the response port of the request-response port , The BizTalk engine will throw the error “you are trying to send the message without receiving the message”.
workaround:
remove the send shape within the scope shape of the orchestration , and [...]
Posted: March 6th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
Tags: BizTalk, Request Response Port
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Getting data from Webservice using Infopath Form
During the weekend I created the exercise of creating a simple web service that gets the details of the employee (Employee code,First Name, Last Name, Designation ,Salary) based on the employee code.
The objective can be achieved by using the wizard or manually
Infopath:
Open Infopath
on the Design a form panel found at the right hand side , [...]
Posted: March 4th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
Tags: BizTalk, Infopath, WebService
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