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a good summary of howto deal with large messages in general and especially with WCF…
Because i just tapped into this known issue while configuring my BizTalk 2010 environment, i add a link to the article that describes what to do in this case:
Peter Kelcey descirbes how to disable the intinerary encryption feature of ESB Toolkit 2.0 to be able to export models without encryption. This is obvisously only a good idea on a dev machine, or if your intineraries do not contain any sensible information.
Connected Systems in the Great White North : Disabling Itinerary Encryption in the ESB Toolkit 2.0
In short terms:
Be sure to restart Visual Studio, because it has to reload the ruleset.config!
Often it is necessary i.e. to archive all incoming messages within a recieve location, and only if the transaction into the message box is commited. Thiago Almeida is describing this in his blog entry:
The poster is available here.
Interesting stuff, did not read the complete paper but Richard’s summary
Just because I read a blog entry about some new ‘BizTalk Light and Easy’ webcasts, again I want to note that CloudCasts is a great webcast portal!
Great news just before my holiday! I just received a mail from Microsoft. I am very proud to be again a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for BizTalk Server.
This gives me again the possibility to get latest stuff about Microsoft server products, especially BizTalk Server.
I know that I am a bit late with this blog entry, but for completeness I want to mention this info.
I am just playing with the CTP Bits and it I think the renaming makes sense!
Like Paul Somers I had my fingers also on the latest BizTalk 2009 R2 bits, and I agree with Paul that BizTalk 2009 R2 goes a good step further in the right direction.
Reasons for moving from BizTalk Server 2006 to BizTalk Server 2009 R2.
A whitepaper about monitoring BizTalk Server Solutions with HP OpenView
look at Santosh Benjamin’s Weblog for more details
or download the BizTalk Documenter v3.3 at Codeplex.
For me the most interesting new feature is the “Word” output (seems to be longer available, but I did not know).
Download details: BizTalk Server 2006 R2 SP1
Yossi Dahan talks about hosts and their internal management in BizTalk (i.e. each host has its own queue in the message box) and the consequences. Really very interesting!
It is a tool that shows you if your BizTalk installation is performing well or not!
BizTalk Test Guide
It is always the same issue, you have to illustrate a BizTalk solution and you need always the same shapes. So some time ago I started to collect some nice shapes for illustrating BizTalk solutions.
If you need some space-saving BizTalk Visio Shapes, then try my BizTalk 2006 Shapes. But if you need some shapes that are also suitable for PowerPoint presentations, then try my new BizTalk 2009 Shapes. My way to use these shapes is to create a visio drawing to illustrate the solution. And then I copy the drawing to the resulting PowerPoint presentation.
http://biztalkhotrod.com/Documents/Issue8_Q4_2009.pdf
Saravana Kumar pointed to the SSO Configuration Application MMC Snap-In in his blog entry. Good to see that using SSO for custom config will be much easier in future.
That is the stuff that is currently interesting for me. Richard Seroter did a talk about these topics. Have a look at…
Bizmonade is a new project being developed to enable unit testing of BizTalk orchestrations, in isolation of other components, without deploying the orchestrations to BizTalk and without doing any configuration (bindings).
I just read the blog post of Thiago Almeida – “Visio icons for BizTalk Server” in which Thiago Almeida referenced my old BizTalk 2006 Visio Stencils (thanks to him!). So i thought that i should publish them again on my skydrive. So here it is!
If you have further or better stencils, please let me know (mail@andre-dammeyer.de)!
Pipeline component for transcoding messages from a source encoding to a target encoding.
seems to be an interesting web cast. just watching it…
This seems to be a must have for everyone who is dealing with on-premise and cloud application integration!
Nice walk-through from Richard Seroter: Securely Calling Azure Service Bus From BizTalk Server 2009 « Richard Seroter’s Architecture Musings
…on Microsoft BizTalk Server ESB Guidance. It seems to be again a great extension to BizTalk 2009!
Incorporate LINQ in your BizTalk projects
BizTalk Hotrod Issue 6 Q2 is out there
http://twibes.com/biztalk
BizTalk Adapter Development : "WCF LOB Adapter SDK and the BizTalk Adapter Pack" Whitepaper
A Framework for testing BizTalk orchestrations, maps and more, in a Agile development environment; by means of regular unit tests, a fluent interface API and, a DDD approach. With mocking capabilities, so no need to rely on dependent infraestructure like web services or DBs.
Collection of blog postings about BizTalk:
The following x86-version edition are available:
Interesting approach. Me and some colleagues created a WCF facade in front of Azure Storage and used the WCF adapter to archive messages/documents. In my opinion using an adapter for this task is the better solution architecture. But nevertheless the archiving pipeline component using Azure Storage is cool!
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