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In my previous blog about consuming WCF service from BizTalk orchestration I wrote about how we’d invoke a service based on a document coming in and mapping it into the service request schema. This time I had the input for the service coming from a context...
Today Developer Edition for BT2010 was announced . Great news for anyone who does BT development/testing. Wise move, IMO.
Sometimes trivial things in .NET are not so trivial in the BizTalk world. Especially for standard .NET developers with the mindset for routine .NET development. Recently, I was asked to give a hand with a simple task that was surprisingly taking too long...
I was writing a custom component to copy message parts of an untyped message, invoked from orchestration. This message was created in a custom pipeline, and body part name had to have “Body”. For some bizarre reason, when message body part is handled...
Sometimes you have to get to the lower level of debugging (ie debugging auto-generated code) to understand what happens. This is what you can do to achieve it in BizTalk. Link 1 (Auto-generated code) Link 2 (MMC)
For the project I work on, processing involves multiple files. Files are packaged in a ZIP archive and it’s BizTalk application that opens the archive and builds a message for processing. In BizTalk terminology, this is a multi-part message. Interestingly...
I have posted before about Bizmonade testing library for BizTalk orchestrations testing. Unfortunately, there’s something something that looks like a limitation – testing orchestrations that receive any document type (System.Xml.XmlDocument). I posted...
Working with BizTalk pushes the creativity sometimes. This time around, I needed to have an assembly deployed to GAC (so that BizTalk application can easily use it) and at the same time being able to configure this assembly without re-deploying it to...
Bizmonade is a project allowing to simulate execution of BizTalk orchestrations without deployment to BizTalk server. What is it good for? Testing. Unit testing. The fact that the logic can be tested without deployment hassle is good. There are a few...
All assemblies deployed into production are versioned. My personal preference is to achieve that with build scripts, ensuring that build number, code revision, minor and major versions are all inserted. AssemblyInfo.cs is the file that normally contains...
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