BizTalk 2004

151 of 200 | On Enlistment in BizTalk 2004 the WMI process is using more than the default memory quota of 128MB... - This one will get you when you start working with large schema`s like XCBL... http://www.xcb.org don`t get me started on those recursive imports... Windows WMI isused to enlist orchestrations when you use the BizTalk administration window on a server or a Nant build thanks Scott Colestock http://www.gotdotnet.com/workspaces/workspace.aspxid=d66e1651-98e5-4ef4-9158-ac030a9b8a32... By defalult WMI is set to use a memory quota of 128MB and when you try to enlist an orchestration that uses more memory than this “Ka Boom” you will not be able to deploy your solution on the server ever again! OK so it`s not that bad here is the solution.... 1) Run "wbemtest" on cmd prompt2) Connect to the "root" ......

152 of 200 | Welcome to my BizTalk Blog - A bit about me... I live in Auckland, New Zealand... I am a senior developer for www.intergen.co.nz... I have been building solutions in BizTalk 2004 since the beta version was released at the start of the year… I’ve put together this blog to share with the community some of the knowledge I’ve gained over working with BizTalk over the last 12-18 months... I`m going to use this blog to talk specifically about BizTalk and I will break off into categories to help keep some sort of structure to my ramblings... i have another site www.gobeyond.net.nz whereI share my photos... another passion of mine.... oh yeah the last BizTalk project that I was lead developer on got some press on Scott Woodga......

153 of 200 | Welcome to my BizTalk Blog - A bit about me... I live in Auckland, New Zealand... I am a senior developer for www.intergen.co.nz... I have been building solutions in BizTalk 2004 since the beta version was released at the start of the year… I’ve put together this blog to share with the community some of the knowledge I’ve gained over working with BizTalk over the last 12-18 months... I`m going to use this blog to talk specifically about BizTalk and I will break off into categories to help keep some sort of structure to my ramblings... i have another site www.gobeyond.net.nz whereI share my photos... another passion of mine.... oh yeah the last BizTalk project that I was lead developer on got some press on Scott Woodga......

154 of 200 | Assigning an InfoPath Form to a Message in BizTalk 2004 - InfoPath is something I heard a lot about several months ago, but not much since then.    Recently, I had to set an InfoPath template to a message in BizTalk 2004.  This is something that is rather simple, as long as you know what properties you need to set.    To set an InfoPath template for use on an outgoing message just use this code inside the Message Assignment shape.  This is set up to use an InfoPath template that has been deployment to a Sharepoint site.  Other options are a Web Server or File Location.   // This sets new Processing Instructions on the Message OutMessage(XMLNORM.ProcessingInstructionOption) = 1; // This assigns an InfoPath template from a Sharepoint site to the d......

155 of 200 | [KB838454] Access tracked messages in the BizTalk 2004 message box - Knowledge Base Article 838454 describes the new Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.MessageArchive object that was added to Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.dll. Currently, the package is only available through Microsoft Support. There are a few things that this KB Article does not describe: remember that the Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.dll file is in the GAC. Currently, Visual Studio.NET 2003 does not allow you to add references to components in the GAC. To get past this, you can choose one alternative between these two solutions:   1 - Extract the dll from the GAC to a place where you can add reference to it (perhaps C:\) In a DOS prompt, run the following command: copy %systemroot%\assembly\......

156 of 200 | [KB838454] Access tracked messages in the BizTalk 2004 message box - Knowledge Base Article 838454 describes the new Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.MessageArchive object that was added to Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.dll. Currently, the package is only available through Microsoft Support. There are a few things that this KB Article does not describe: remember that the Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.dll file is in the GAC. Currently, Visual Studio.NET 2003 does not allow you to add references to components in the GAC. To get past this, you can choose one alternative between these two solutions:   1 - Extract the dll from the GAC to a place where you can add reference to it (perhaps C:\) In a DOS prompt, run the following command: copy %systemroot%\assembly\......

157 of 200 | [KB838454] Access tracked messages in the BizTalk 2004 message box - Knowledge Base Article 838454 describes the new Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.MessageArchive object that was added to Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.dll. Currently, the package is only available through Microsoft Support. There are a few things that this KB Article does not describe: remember that the Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.dll file is in the GAC. Currently, Visual Studio.NET 2003 does not allow you to add references to components in the GAC. To get past this, you can choose one alternative between these two solutions:   1 - Extract the dll from the GAC to a place where you can add reference to it (perhaps C:\) In a DOS prompt, run the following command: copy %systemroot%\assembly\......

158 of 200 | [KB838454] Access tracked messages in the BizTalk 2004 message box - Knowledge Base Article 838454 describes the new Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.MessageArchive object that was added to Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.dll. Currently, the package is only available through Microsoft Support. There are a few things that this KB Article does not describe: remember that the Microsoft.BizTalk.MessageBoxOM.dll file is in the GAC. Currently, Visual Studio.NET 2003 does not allow you to add references to components in the GAC. To get past this, you can choose one alternative between these two solutions:   1 - Extract the dll from the GAC to a place where you can add reference to it (perhaps C:\) In a DOS prompt, run the following command: copy %systemroot%\assembly\......

159 of 200 | How do I work around "Empty choice is unsatisfiable if minOccurs not equal to 0. An error occured at file://[some path to XSD]" - You might have received this error message if you followed these steps: Install BizTalk 2004 on a clean machine with Visual Studio .NET 2003, Start Visual Studio and Create a new C# project (Windows Application for instance), Save the solution/Project, Right click on the project name in the solution explorer and select "Add-> New Item ...", Click "Data Set" and press "OK", You see the following error message (the path under the white box is the path to the XSD that has been created when you inserted the DataSet):   When you install BizTalk, there is a component called "BizTalk developer tools". This component contains all the logic to integrate with Visual Studio .NET 2003: pipeline desig......

160 of 200 | How do I work around "Empty choice is unsatisfiable if minOccurs not equal to 0. An error occured at file://[some path to XSD]" - You might have received this error message if you followed these steps: Install BizTalk 2004 on a clean machine with Visual Studio .NET 2003, Start Visual Studio and Create a new C# project (Windows Application for instance), Save the solution/Project, Right click on the project name in the solution explorer and select "Add-> New Item ...", Click "Data Set" and press "OK", You see the following error message (the path under the white box is the path to the XSD that has been created when you inserted the DataSet):   When you install BizTalk, there is a component called "BizTalk developer tools". This component contains all the logic to integrate with Visual Studio .NET 2003: pipeline desig......

161 of 200 | How do I work around "Empty choice is unsatisfiable if minOccurs not equal to 0. An error occured at file://[some path to XSD]" - You might have received this error message if you followed these steps: Install BizTalk 2004 on a clean machine with Visual Studio .NET 2003, Start Visual Studio and Create a new C# project (Windows Application for instance), Save the solution/Project, Right click on the project name in the solution explorer and select "Add-> New Item ...", Click "Data Set" and press "OK", You see the following error message (the path under the white box is the path to the XSD that has been created when you inserted the DataSet):   When you install BizTalk, there is a component called "BizTalk developer tools". This component contains all the logic to integrate with Visual Studio .NET 2003: pipeline desig......

162 of 200 | How do I work around "Empty choice is unsatisfiable if minOccurs not equal to 0. An error occured at file://[some path to XSD]" - You might have received this error message if you followed these steps: Install BizTalk 2004 on a clean machine with Visual Studio .NET 2003, Start Visual Studio and Create a new C# project (Windows Application for instance), Save the solution/Project, Right click on the project name in the solution explorer and select "Add-> New Item ...", Click "Data Set" and press "OK", You see the following error message (the path under the white box is the path to the XSD that has been created when you inserted the DataSet):   When you install BizTalk, there is a component called "BizTalk developer tools". This component contains all the logic to integrate with Visual Studio .NET 2003: pipeline desig......

163 of 200 | Format of BizTalk 2004 assemblies: Pipelines - Today, we continue our deep dive into the undocumented and unsupported bowels of the BizTalk artifacts compiler and examine how pipelines get compiled to .NET assemblies. Pipelines allow to adjust the format of inbound messages to something that is suitable for processing. There are two kind of pipelines: Send Pipelines or Receive Pipelines. The following picture shows a composite picture with a receive pipeline (left) and a send pipeline (right) being edited in Visual Studio.   It is time to dive a little deeper into the generated class. Compiling any Send or Receive Pipeline and loading it into the excellent Lutz Roeder`s .NET Reflector shows the following:   We already know that when ......

164 of 200 | Format of BizTalk 2004 assemblies: Pipelines - Today, we continue our deep dive into the undocumented and unsupported bowels of the BizTalk artifacts compiler and examine how pipelines get compiled to .NET assemblies. Pipelines allow to adjust the format of inbound messages to something that is suitable for processing. There are two kind of pipelines: Send Pipelines or Receive Pipelines. The following picture shows a composite picture with a receive pipeline (left) and a send pipeline (right) being edited in Visual Studio.   It is time to dive a little deeper into the generated class. Compiling any Send or Receive Pipeline and loading it into the excellent Lutz Roeder`s .NET Reflector shows the following:   We already know that when ......

165 of 200 | Format of BizTalk 2004 assemblies: Pipelines - Today, we continue our deep dive into the undocumented and unsupported bowels of the BizTalk artifacts compiler and examine how pipelines get compiled to .NET assemblies. Pipelines allow to adjust the format of inbound messages to something that is suitable for processing. There are two kind of pipelines: Send Pipelines or Receive Pipelines. The following picture shows a composite picture with a receive pipeline (left) and a send pipeline (right) being edited in Visual Studio.   It is time to dive a little deeper into the generated class. Compiling any Send or Receive Pipeline and loading it into the excellent Lutz Roeder`s .NET Reflector shows the following:   We already know that when ......

166 of 200 | Format of BizTalk 2004 assemblies: Pipelines - Today, we continue our deep dive into the undocumented and unsupported bowels of the BizTalk artifacts compiler and examine how pipelines get compiled to .NET assemblies. Pipelines allow to adjust the format of inbound messages to something that is suitable for processing. There are two kind of pipelines: Send Pipelines or Receive Pipelines. The following picture shows a composite picture with a receive pipeline (left) and a send pipeline (right) being edited in Visual Studio.   It is time to dive a little deeper into the generated class. Compiling any Send or Receive Pipeline and loading it into the excellent Lutz Roeder`s .NET Reflector shows the following:   We already know that when ......

167 of 200 | Format of BizTalk 2004 assemblies: Maps - Today, we dive deeply into the undocumented and unsupported bowels of the BizTalk artifacts compiler and examine how maps get compiled to .NET assemblies. The BizTalk 2004 Mapper allows to graphically build a transformation between an XML instance of an input schema to another XML instance conforming to an output schema. Today, we explore some undocumented (and therefore not supported) internal parts of BizTalk 2004. The BizTalk mapper allows complex transformations between fields. On the map below, Field1 in the destination instance is set to Field1 + Field2 from the input schema:   We already know that when a BizTalk project is compiled, Maps are compiled to a public sealed class type in......

168 of 200 | Format of BizTalk 2004 assemblies: Maps - Today, we dive deeply into the undocumented and unsupported bowels of the BizTalk artifacts compiler and examine how maps get compiled to .NET assemblies. The BizTalk 2004 Mapper allows to graphically build a transformation between an XML instance of an input schema to another XML instance conforming to an output schema. Today, we explore some undocumented (and therefore not supported) internal parts of BizTalk 2004. The BizTalk mapper allows complex transformations between fields. On the map below, Field1 in the destination instance is set to Field1 + Field2 from the input schema:   We already know that when a BizTalk project is compiled, Maps are compiled to a public sealed class type in......

169 of 200 | Format of BizTalk 2004 assemblies: Maps - Today, we dive deeply into the undocumented and unsupported bowels of the BizTalk artifacts compiler and examine how maps get compiled to .NET assemblies. The BizTalk 2004 Mapper allows to graphically build a transformation between an XML instance of an input schema to another XML instance conforming to an output schema. Today, we explore some undocumented (and therefore not supported) internal parts of BizTalk 2004. The BizTalk mapper allows complex transformations between fields. On the map below, Field1 in the destination instance is set to Field1 + Field2 from the input schema:   We already know that when a BizTalk project is compiled, Maps are compiled to a public sealed class type in......

170 of 200 | How do I reuse BizTalk 2004 maps outside of BizTalk - Recently, I shed some light on how Maps are compiled to .NET assemblies. Perhaps one of the most asked question on microsoft.public.biztalk.* is "Calling a map from C# or VB.NET". This post attempts to answer that question and clarifies a few things. It is possible to run a map produced by the BizTalk 2004 mapper outside of BizTalk and it is even possible; under certain conditions; to run the map on a machine that does not have BizTalk installed. The steps required for using a map outside of BizTalk are outlined below: Extract the XSL document produced by the mapper, If the map uses functoids (out of the box or custom functoids), you will need to extract the Xsl Transformation arguments, C......

171 of 200 | How do I reuse BizTalk 2004 maps outside of BizTalk - Recently, I shed some light on how Maps are compiled to .NET assemblies. Perhaps one of the most asked question on microsoft.public.biztalk.* is "Calling a map from C# or VB.NET". This post attempts to answer that question and clarifies a few things. It is possible to run a map produced by the BizTalk 2004 mapper outside of BizTalk and it is even possible; under certain conditions; to run the map on a machine that does not have BizTalk installed. The steps required for using a map outside of BizTalk are outlined below: Extract the XSL document produced by the mapper, If the map uses functoids (out of the box or custom functoids), you will need to extract the Xsl Transformation arguments, C......

172 of 200 | How do I reuse BizTalk 2004 maps outside of BizTalk - Recently, I shed some light on how Maps are compiled to .NET assemblies. Perhaps one of the most asked question on microsoft.public.biztalk.* is "Calling a map from C# or VB.NET". This post attempts to answer that question and clarifies a few things. It is possible to run a map produced by the BizTalk 2004 mapper outside of BizTalk and it is even possible; under certain conditions; to run the map on a machine that does not have BizTalk installed. The steps required for using a map outside of BizTalk are outlined below: Extract the XSL document produced by the mapper, If the map uses functoids (out of the box or custom functoids), you will need to extract the Xsl Transformation arguments, C......

173 of 200 | How do I reuse BizTalk 2004 maps outside of BizTalk - Recently, I shed some light on how Maps are compiled to .NET assemblies. Perhaps one of the most asked question on microsoft.public.biztalk.* is "Calling a map from C# or VB.NET". This post attempts to answer that question and clarifies a few things. It is possible to run a map produced by the BizTalk 2004 mapper outside of BizTalk and it is even possible; under certain conditions; to run the map on a machine that does not have BizTalk installed. The steps required for using a map outside of BizTalk are outlined below: Extract the XSL document produced by the mapper, If the map uses functoids (out of the box or custom functoids), you will need to extract the Xsl Transformation arguments, C......

174 of 200 | How to query the BizTalk 2004 messagebox - Now here`s something I like a lot. A document on how to query the messagebox is published via the BizTalk Core Engine Blog. I`ve worked with Commerce Server, Content Management Server and SharePoint a lot in the past and with all these products I eventually came into a position where something was broken or didn`t work as expected and querying the database was really the last resort. So I think that this kind of documentation is invaluable. Great job....

175 of 200 | How to query the BizTalk 2004 messagebox - Now here`s something I like a lot. A document on how to query the messagebox is published via the BizTalk Core Engine Blog. I`ve worked with Commerce Server, Content Management Server and SharePoint a lot in the past and with all these products I eventually came into a position where something was broken or didn`t work as expected and querying the database was really the last resort. So I think that this kind of documentation is invaluable. Great job....

176 of 200 | Format of BizTalk 2004 assemblies: How do artifacts get compiled to .NET assemblies - Today, we explore some undocumented (and therefore not supported) internal parts of BizTalk 2004. When a BizTalk project is compiled, artifacts like Messages, Orchestrations, Pipelines, Maps or Schemas (to mention only a few) are compiled into a .NET assembly. In the assembly, one type represents one artifact. These types are most of the time classes and they inherit from a base class that best represent the kind of BizTalk artifact`s behavior. For instance, maps inherit from Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.TransformBase while schemas inherit from Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.SchemaBase. These types are defined in Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.dll, available in and many classes in this assembly are ......

177 of 200 | Format of BizTalk 2004 assemblies: How do artifacts get compiled to .NET assemblies - Today, we explore some undocumented (and therefore not supported) internal parts of BizTalk 2004. When a BizTalk project is compiled, artifacts like Messages, Orchestrations, Pipelines, Maps or Schemas (to mention only a few) are compiled into a .NET assembly. In the assembly, one type represents one artifact. These types are most of the time classes and they inherit from a base class that best represent the kind of BizTalk artifact`s behavior. For instance, maps inherit from Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.TransformBase while schemas inherit from Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.SchemaBase. These types are defined in Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.dll, available in and many classes in this assembly are ......

178 of 200 | New download coming - Okay, so I don`t have a link for it, but I have submitted it so hopefully it will show up shortly. I have written a paper entitled Biztalk 2004 Advanced Messagebox Queries which is designed to help you automate a lot of your operational health management work and also perform advanced troubleshooting of your system. My original version had what Scott Woodgate referred to as a lot of "Lee`isms" so he editted it a bit, but still left some of my humor. :) That version has for the time being been posted to gotdotnet (I don`t have a link yet, I will update this with the link, but hopefully it will pop up this weekend so you can look for it). An official version will be posted to MSDN shortly but......

179 of 200 | New download coming - Okay, so I don`t have a link for it, but I have submitted it so hopefully it will show up shortly. I have written a paper entitled Biztalk 2004 Advanced Messagebox Queries which is designed to help you automate a lot of your operational health management work and also perform advanced troubleshooting of your system. My original version had what Scott Woodgate referred to as a lot of "Lee`isms" so he editted it a bit, but still left some of my humor. :) That version has for the time being been posted to gotdotnet (I don`t have a link yet, I will update this with the link, but hopefully it will pop up this weekend so you can look for it). An official version will be posted to MSDN shortly but......

180 of 200 | Download of BizTalk 2004 "Deploy with Nant" Template - I see that the GotDotNet workspace I referenced in my last post is having occasional trouble, so I`m making the current version of template available for download here. ...

181 of 200 | BizTalk 2004 "Deploy with Nant" Template Revamp - It has been several months since I initially posted on the topic of using NAnt to coordinate the deployment of BizTalk 2004 solutions, with updates here and here.  Since that time, I`ve been heads-down in a BizTalk project and have had a chance to refine the practice quite a bit.   So, I took the opportunity to introduce quite a few improvements into the sample I had previously released - hopefully turning it into a "template" that can be used on your projects more easily.  To that end, I`ve created a GotDotNet workspace where you can download the current version of the build template, and I invite any feedback/suggestions/participation.   ......

182 of 200 | BizTalk Server 2004: Using the mapper for complex transforms - don`t!! - In all these months of living in BizTalk 2004 land, it is only recently that I have had occasion to do something serious with the BizTalk mapper - and I am not impressed.   I had a requirement to transform an input consisting of multiple records which use attributes to capture field values into an output where, for each input record, the transform creates two similar, but different, records, and then an arbitrary sequence of additional records for those fields in the input which have a value.   Bit of a mouthful, that, but the point is that the output structure was quite different to the input structure. I merrily created a map to do the work.  I worked out I needed to employ the Table Loop......

183 of 200 | BizTalk Server 2004: Using the mapper for complex transforms - don`t!! - In all these months of living in BizTalk 2004 land, it is only recently that I have had occasion to do something serious with the BizTalk mapper - and I am not impressed.   I had a requirement to transform an input consisting of multiple records which use attributes to capture field values into an output where, for each input record, the transform creates two similar, but different, records, and then an arbitrary sequence of additional records for those fields in the input which have a value.   Bit of a mouthful, that, but the point is that the output structure was quite different to the input structure. I merrily created a map to do the work.  I worked out I needed to employ the Table Loop......

184 of 200 | BizTalk 2004 recovery: Works well, but beware of HAT! - I`ve spent some time in the last two days testing the resilience of a BizTalk production environment.  The environment consists of a two-box BizTalk 2004 server group and a two-box (active-passive) SQL cluster.  Testing primarily consisted of rebooting machines, moving SQL cluster groups and, best of all, pulling power cables out of the wall while creating large number of files in a drop folder.  We tried several failure scenarios for each of the four machines, and checked carefully for `lost` messages and any other problems. I`m glad to report that the testing was successful.  At one point, we thought we had lost a single message, but the problem proved spurious.  When we killed a process ......

185 of 200 | BizTalk 2004 recovery: Works well, but beware of HAT! - I`ve spent some time in the last two days testing the resilience of a BizTalk production environment.  The environment consists of a two-box BizTalk 2004 server group and a two-box (active-passive) SQL cluster.  Testing primarily consisted of rebooting machines, moving SQL cluster groups and, best of all, pulling power cables out of the wall while creating large number of files in a drop folder.  We tried several failure scenarios for each of the four machines, and checked carefully for `lost` messages and any other problems. I`m glad to report that the testing was successful.  At one point, we thought we had lost a single message, but the problem proved spurious.  When we killed a process ......

186 of 200 | Biztalk 2004 Training - On Sunday I`m jetting off to Chicago for a Biztalk 2004 training course from IMG. I`ve been maintaining an existing Biztalk 2002 implementation for a while now, and have just been recruited to help a transition to Biztalk 2004, so its time to go on some formal training as there are currently no books available anywhere! I have WiFi in my hotel room so will be contactable via email and will be on MSN Messenger at various times over the week. If anyone wants to get together for dinner drop me an email, i`m staying at Club Quarters, Wacker at Michigan (75 E Wacker Drive), near the river on the Magnificent Mile. Training venue is One IBM Plaza.......

187 of 200 | BizTalk 2004 QFEs/Hotfixes - There are several QFEs for BizTalk 2004 that you may want to know about, in case you encounter the situations described below.     Situation: You attempt to create or edit Receive or Send ports within the BizTalk Explorer in Visual Studio, and CPU consumption hits 100%.  Memory consumption climbs until the IDE crashes with an OutOfMemoryException. Fix: Ask PSS for the hotfix associated with KB870619 (also known as hotfix 1185)   Situation: You have a CDATA section in an inbound xml document within an orchestration.  The CDATA section contains flat file data, with vital trailing (or leading) whitespace.  After you execute a transfor......

188 of 200 | NAnt for BizTalk 2004... - Update - see here.   One of the more complicated aspects for a developer using BizTalk 2004 is the large number of steps required during the edit/run/debug cycle.  Since your BizTalk artifacts can`t be run "in place" (that is, where they were compiled) but must instead be deployed to a local (or remote) BizTalk server, life can get quite complicated.   If you have done much BizTalk 2004 development, you know the routine quite well at this point.  If you have orchestrations, schemas, transforms, pipelines, and (say) C# components all partitioned into separate assemblies - and you have a number of orchestrations with "Call/Start Orchestration" sh......

189 of 200 | The "succeeded" operator in BizTalk 2004 Orchestrations - In the latest round of documentation that was released for BizTalk 2004 there is an "orchestration operator" defined that was not previously documented: `succeeded()`   The documentation states that this operator can be used to determine the outcome of a transactional scope or orchestration.  When might this operator be needed   Well, it turns out that the orchestration compiler has some interesting rules about what you can do in an exception handler that might not be entirely intuitive at first (though as you reflect on analogies to C# or other exception-enabled languages, it begins to make sense.)   Suppose that you have defined a R......

190 of 200 | BizTalk 2004 Articles - Wanneer je een probleem hebt met BizTalk 2004 kun je altijd even kijken op de support site (www.support.microsoft.com) of jouw probleem er tussenstaat. Ook wordt er in deze artikelen aangegeven hoe je het probleem moet oplossen. Zie onderstaande link voor de artikelen : http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspxInCC_hdn=true&QuerySource=gASr_Query&Catalog=LCID%3D1033%26CDID%3DEN-US-KB%26PRODLISTSRC%3DON&Product=msall&Queryc=BizTalk+2004&Query=BizTalk+2004&KeywordType=ALL&maxResults=100&Titles=false&numDays=&InCC=on Tot Zover. ...

191 of 200 | BizTalk 2004 Articles - Wanneer je een probleem hebt met BizTalk 2004 kun je altijd even kijken op de support site (www.support.microsoft.com) of jouw probleem er tussenstaat. Ook wordt er in deze artikelen aangegeven hoe je het probleem moet oplossen. Zie onderstaande link voor de artikelen : http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspxInCC_hdn=true&QuerySource=gASr_Query&Catalog=LCID%3D1033%26CDID%3DEN-US-KB%26PRODLISTSRC%3DON&Product=msall&Queryc=BizTalk+2004&Query=BizTalk+2004&KeywordType=ALL&maxResults=100&Titles=false&numDays=&InCC=on Tot Zover. ...

192 of 200 | BT2004 & the use of multiple schemas with common namespaces... - I intend to cover some more foundational material for BizTalk 2004 in the future, but today I wanted to cover an issue that at least some people will run into fairly quickly when beginning to use the product.   There are times when it is desirable to work with multiple XML schemas that specify the same target namespace, and which specify different definitions for the same element.   For instance, you may wish to have a lax schema when a document lands on your doorstep initially - but further into the processing of that document (along a particular path) you may wish to validate against a stricter schema.  Or, you may have a situation where you ......

193 of 200 | Correlation in BizTalk 2004. - Ik heb nog ergens een aardig verhaal over correlation gevonden. Correlation is een belangrijk onderdeel van Orchestration die veelvoudig toegepast zal gaan worden. Het verhaal is van Mike Taulty. http://mtaulty.com/blog/archive/2003/11/15/266.aspx...

194 of 200 | Correlation in BizTalk 2004. - Ik heb nog ergens een aardig verhaal over correlation gevonden. Correlation is een belangrijk onderdeel van Orchestration die veelvoudig toegepast zal gaan worden. Het verhaal is van Mike Taulty. http://mtaulty.com/blog/archive/2003/11/15/266.aspx...

195 of 200 | Lang gewacht maar toch gekregen ! BizTalk Server 2004 Launch op 2 maart 2004 - Daar is tie dan BizTalk 2004 wordt gelanceerd in Amerika op 2 maart aanstaande. We gaan hier veel plezier aan beleven. Leuk reisje trouwens... :-) Microsoft Corp.’s Mountain View campus. Ted Kummert, Corporate Vice President of E-Business Servers will deliver the launch keynote and announce major product news about Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 from the E-Business Servers group. As part of Windows Server System™, BizTalk Server 2004 helps customers efficiently and effectively integrate systems, employees and trading partners through manageable business processes, enabling them to automate and orchestrate interactions in a highly flexible, highly automated manner. Zie ook : www.microsoft.......

196 of 200 | Lang gewacht maar toch gekregen ! BizTalk Server 2004 Launch op 2 maart 2004 - Daar is tie dan BizTalk 2004 wordt gelanceerd in Amerika op 2 maart aanstaande. We gaan hier veel plezier aan beleven. Leuk reisje trouwens... :-) Microsoft Corp.’s Mountain View campus. Ted Kummert, Corporate Vice President of E-Business Servers will deliver the launch keynote and announce major product news about Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 from the E-Business Servers group. As part of Windows Server System™, BizTalk Server 2004 helps customers efficiently and effectively integrate systems, employees and trading partners through manageable business processes, enabling them to automate and orchestrate interactions in a highly flexible, highly automated manner. Zie ook : www.microsoft.......