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First Posted 04/26/2004
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XLANGUtil for BizTalk

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When we started working with CommerceOne MarketSite and BizTalk Server, we came across a problem. CommerceOne's MarketSite Posts documents to the BizTalk Server and the BizTalk Server needs to respond with a document. This class allows you to manipulate an XLANG Schedule in a synchronous manner, and will provide you with a response document. The whole problem is that BizTalk Server is not really geared for Synchronous processing. It becomes even worse when you need to use an XLANG Schedule for processing, since an XLANG schedule does not give you a return document back after processing. I came across the SOC sample located in c:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server\SDK\Messaging Samples\SOC. This was a C++ sample on how to manipulate an XLANG schedule programmatically and get a response document from it. Since I'm not really a C++ fan, and couldn't get the thing to work, I decided to rewrite it in Visual Basic.

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