Biztalk Adapters

1 of 1205 | List of URLs related to the BizTalk Performance Issues - Identifying Performance Bottleneckshttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa578679.aspx Threads, DB sessions, and throttlinghttp://biztalkperformance.members.winisp.net/BlogPages/MaxWorkerThreads.htm The number of running orchestrations increases and then remains constant after you reach the thread pool limit, and orchestration execution time may increase in BizTalk Server http://support.microsoft.com/kb/900455 Configuration Parameters that Affect Adapter Performancehttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa561380.aspx Suspended Messages are Included in the Message Count in Database Throttling Thresholdhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa577623.aspx MSBTS_HostSetting.ProcessMemo......

2 of 1205 | ISA Server ve tek network karti - ISA Server ile ilgili çok sik karsilasilan sorulardan bir tanesi, ISA Server’in tek network karti ile çalisip çalismayacagidir. ISA Server, tek network karti ile web proxy islevini yerine getirecek sekilde çalismaktadir. Bu senaryolarda ISA Server için internal network IP adresleri asagidaki sekilde tanimlanmaladir:   0.0.0.1 – 126.255.255.255 128.0.0.0 – 255.255.255.254   Dolayisiyla  asagidaki IP adres ve araliklari hariç bütün IP adresleri ISA Server için internal network olacaktir:   0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 224.0.0.0-254.255.255.255 (multicast) 127.0.0.0-127.255.255.255   Dolayisiyla, web proxy olarak tek network kartli bir ISA Server kullandiginiz z......

3 of 1205 | Using sequences inside Composite Operations with Oracle EBS adapter - Consider a scenario where I want to insert data into two tables in a single transaction. The tables have a field that should be populated using the same sequence - one using SEQUENCE.NEXTVAL, and the other using SEQUENCE.CURRVAL, so that both tables get...(read more)...

4 of 1205 | Troubleshooting BizTalk Server with SOAP Adapter Whitepaper - Microsoft® BizTalk® Server uses the SOAP adapter and orchestrations to receive and send Web service requests. The SOAP adapter enables orchestrations to be published as Web services and consume external Web services. Because configuring and/or using Web services can be complex, BizTalk Server handles many of these complexities on behalf of the user. Even so, there are still issues arising from time to time. This white paper is designed to highlight common issues and to provide guidance for how to resolve them. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=0297745b-7636-4f4d-ab44-62d1abe2330d&DisplayLang=en...

5 of 1205 | Unisys Announce Connector to SharePoint - Unisys have just announced the Unisys InfoImage® Connector for Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Server 2007. “Unisys InfoImage Connector is a new solution developed by Unisys in collaboration with Microsoft that enables Unisys customers to seamlessly connect Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Unisys InfoImage document imaging and workflow solutions” See a press release article here http://www.pr-inside.com/unisys-teams-with-microsoft-to-develop-r946094.htm More connector information here http://www.unisys.com/services/enterprise__content__management/index.htm...

6 of 1205 | Apple licenses Mini DisplayPort for free - Apple is hoping to spur adoption of the Mini DisplayPort Connector by offering it for free licensing to interested parties. ...

7 of 1205 | BizTalk: Receiving Multi Part Messages - I have been working on a BizTalk project for a while now and after a bumpy start all has been going well. The current message that we are dealing with is the receipt and processing of a Purchase Order. The processing and mapping of the purchase order to the SAP orders schema went well and all I need to do was to receive the document from the customer. After a bit of a delay in getting an accurate sample message, I set to work on creating a process for receiving a PO from a Ponton server. On examining the sample message I found I was going to need to deal with receiving a Multi Part message. So I looked at the SDK and searched online but found very little guidance. The samples and discussio......

8 of 1205 | Connected Systems Competition - I would be tempted to enter this contest, but my day-job seems to be taking up too much time :-S. I think that a SOAP receive adapter, for polling web services, would be a good bet for category #14? On the subject of the day-job, I obviously haven't posted for a while, and that's largely 'cos I'm so busy. I've spent the last month working at the commercial end of the business, spending 8 hours a...

9 of 1205 | Controlling Your Festive Lights with the .NET Micro Framework - Author: Rob Miles: www.robmiles.com Download: http://coding4fun.net/source/festivelights1.0.zip Software: Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition or better, .NET Micro Framework 3.0 Hardware: Digi Connect-ME GHI Electronics Embedded Master Devices Solutions Tahoe II Time Required: 3 hours Cost: 30 dollars for lights plus the .NET Micro Framework device The Micro Framework is one of the newest kids on the .NET block, but it does something really rather wonderful. It brings embedded development within the reach of a......

10 of 1205 | Debatching Sql receive adapter resultsets - I spent Friday with a client advising them on some basic design principles, specifically around the use of the Sql receive adapter. It was a fairly simple scenario - extracting data from a SQL Server database, then processing the output messages with some very simple orchestrations. It seemed fairly obvious to me that the easiest way to process the data was to split the output from the receive ...

11 of 1205 | One more thing - When using the Sql adapter to receive batches of data, a couple of handy hints: 1. Use a stored procedure. It allows you more control and security, and abstracts the underlying table structure. 2. Always add a parameter that allows you to restrict the size of the output (using SET ROWCOUNT). This allows you to control the flow of input messages - if there's a chance that your sproc is going to ...

12 of 1205 | WCSF Application Architecture 6: Structuring Modules - This article is 6th part of the WCSF Application Architecture series by Simon Ince; ·         WCSF Application Architecture 1: Introduction ·         WCSF Application Architecture 2: Application Controller ·         WCSF Application Architecture 3: Model View Presenter ·         WCSF Application Architecture 4: Environment Abstraction ·         WCSF Application Architecture 5: Defining Modules Introduction This post is intended to address some common scenarios when using the Web Cli......

13 of 1205 | XML Explicit and SQL receive adapter - Following on from my theme of 'hacking' around the limitations of the various wizards / auto-generated artefacts in BizTalk, here's an excellent posting on how to consume xml produced from SQL Server using XML EXPLICIT rather than XML AUTO.10:22 AM 3/31/2005...

14 of 1205 | How all bills should be paid - Wouldn’t it be cool if i could just grant permission for www.earthclassmail.com to scan and write my mail into my mesh, bonus points if they could also structure it in some type of XML. That way, any program could write an adapter to my mesh: add a reminder to my calendar; import it to my MS Money upload it to www.Mint.com or www.wesabe.com share it with my accountant for now i have to resort to scanning and dropping in outlook. Danny Thorpe wrote about this a while ago… time for someone to step up and do it! If anyone knows the equivalent of Earth Class Mail in Australia I’m all ears....

15 of 1205 | How to Purchase the IMM solution - As an overview, the Interactive Media Manager (IMM) solution is a collection of managed Intellectual Property (IP) that extends Microsoft Office SharePoint 2007 and other Microsoft platform capabilities that enables the development and deployment of a collaborative asset management system. The solution addresses a variety of rich media management scenarios built on top of MOSS’07: Digital Asset Management Media Asset Management Enterprise Marketing Management Corporate Communications eLearning eLibrary Media Distribution The solution builds on existing technology investments, and helps create an end-to-end content ingest, production, and delivery system.  ......

16 of 1205 | Griffin offers iPod component, composite video cables - Griffin is offering component and composite video cables complete with USB connectors and an AC charging block, to connect your iPod to a home entertainment system. ...

17 of 1205 | Virtual Box under Windows XP – configuring a bridged network - Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:" "; mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4p......

18 of 1205 | What features will be in the next BizTalk MSMQ Adapter? - At the moment BizTalk Server 2006 (the current release) is not supported on Windows Server 2008 which means it cannot make use of the new features in MSMQ 4.0 . The version that will run on the latest server operating system was announced back in September and will be called BizTalk Server 2009 (see the roadmap for more details). For MSMQ-specific information, I did some research and have the following: Subqueues Support for receiving from subqueues No support for moving to a subqueue Handling Poison...(read more)...

19 of 1205 | VirtualBox 2.0.6 released - Changelog available here http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Changelog. Note: last time I upgraded from 2.0.2 to 2.0.4 the installation 'removed' all virtual network adapters during the process, which required me to do a bit of fiddling afterwards to get the existing VMs to connect to the correct virtual network adapter (blog to come on how to sort that out) ...

20 of 1205 | Blogical SFTP Adapter for BizTalk gets passphrase support - I've uploaded a new version of the Blogical SFTP Adapter for BizTalk unto Codeplex . This release adds support for passphrase protected identityfiles after a forums request . Get it here ....( read more )...(read more)...

21 of 1205 | Iseries/AS400 DB2 - Working at a bank, I get to play with an iSeries a lot. I've been trying to build a data warehouse that uses day old data from the iseries and importing the data into a MS SQL database. I was able to do a data import using SSIS but I started to think about about how to do this in code. It was pretty easy! First getting the data out of the iSeries/AS400. You have to install the latest IBM data provider. You get this when you install IBM's programmers toolkit. After you install the toolkit, add the reference to your project; IBM.Data.DB2.iSeries. using IBM.Data.DB2.iSeries; To read data out of IBM is almost the same as any other SQL statment with the expection of the table name. IBM use......

22 of 1205 | Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI adapter delayed - Apple has sent notifications to customers who ordered a MiniDisplay Port to Dual-Link DVI adapter, informing them that orders won’t ship until December 18. ...

23 of 1205 | Xbox 360 NXE - Forget Games, The Xbox is a Media Center - What's all this talk about gaming on the Xbox 360? I can't remember the last time I actually played a game on the thing, but I can say that both The Wife and I use it daily. I'd even say she uses the Xbox 360 more than I do. She plays music from the Zune and iPod, she runs photo slideshows for the boys and when we have company. Recently we had a party for my Dad and the Xbox was showing slideshows of him over the years with his favorite music running in the background. My wife and I didn't think anything of it (it seems pretty obvious to us) but oddly enough it was the hit of the party. A half-dozen people were literally freaking out. The Xbox can do that? Why You Should Buy an Xbox 36......

24 of 1205 | Advice on using XamRibbon with Composite WPF - If, like me, you are interested in using all the new fangled controls produced by every man and his dog, you will probably have come across the Infragistics WPF control. My mission, that I stupidly accepted, was to update the TFS Sticky Buddy application with their XamRibbon and XamDockManager controls, and anything else I can stuff in there. The “anything else” I decided to use was the Composite WPF guidance. This is a newer WPF version of the Client Application Block (CAB) packages provided by the Patterns and Practices teams at Microsoft. Anyhoo, I though I should give some advice for those of you mixing these technologies. I seam to have licked the XamRibbon implementation, but I......

25 of 1205 | Failed to load web service proxy - I started work on a solution new to me this morning. The solution was currently in production and working fine. I had opened it up because enhancements were required to consume new web methods from a third party.   After getting the source files from the source control repository I had the usual problem of missing references to sort out. I then noticed that the solution contained a web service project with two set of web references; one pointing to the live url of the 3rd party and another pointing to a mock service on local host. My initial thought was that this was unnecessary and would confuse matters - why not just have one set of web references and set the runtime target URL in the S......

26 of 1205 | Log Web Service Call - When troubleshooting calls made via the BizTalk SOAP adapter I often find myself wanting to check the data that was posted to the web service. Adding the following to a test asmx page does the trick: HttpContext.Current.Request.SaveAs("D:\\log_folder\Request_" + Guid.NewGuid().ToString() + ".txt", true); Don't forget to grant access to the log_folder for the id that the web service runs under. ...

27 of 1205 | Stupid Lambda Tricks - Hi.  I’m Arjun Bijanki, the test lead for the compiler front-end and Intellisense engine.  One afternoon a few months ago, I was sitting in my office in building 41 thinking about test passes, when an animated discussion between a couple of colleagues spilled into the hallway and grabbed my attention.  My recollection is that Boris Jabes, whom some of you might have seen deliver the “10 is the new 6” talk at PDC last week, was trying to convince the other colleague that you could write an automatic memoization function for C++0x lambdas. I became intrigued. For those that haven’t used C++0x lambdas before, the feature provides a way to define unnamed function objects. ......

28 of 1205 | Web service response - I started developing a new BizTalk application today which must call an existing web service. Unfortunately I didn't have access to the web service from my test environment so I had to create a test stub. The web service method I needed accepted a string and returned an object containing an int and a bool. My first step was to examine the wsdl of the existing web service to get a good idea of the type my stub should be returning. Because the input / output parameters were simple it was only ten minutes or so before I was able to run my first test. I dropped a trigger file into a receive folder, this was picked up by my new orchestration and my test stub web service was called. Of course n......

29 of 1205 | Tahoe-II Development Board now available - Device Solutions have announced their new Tahoe-II board some weeks ago and this week the boards are already available at their distributors (for all European developers Jan has opened his online shop for the new boards!). The Tahoe-II features a 3.5” touch-screen LCD, wired and wireless networking, USB function for interfacing to PCs, an accelerometer for innovative sensing and user interface applications. When you need to prototype a new device, the Tahoe-II has easy access to an array of expansion options; including serial ports, I2C, SPI and plenty of GPIO. The Tahoe-II is built around the Meridian CPU, while features a Freescale i.MXS ARM9 processor, 4Mbytes of Flash, 8Mb......

30 of 1205 | BizTalk vs Dublin - Do Not Get Confused - I was reading an interesting blog post today called Will Dublin Replace BizTalk? It got me thinking more about this and I wrote up the response below.  I would love to hear other peoples comments and thoughts on this.  I see a clear separation on when you would use BizTalk vs when you would use Dublin.  I see a great story going forward with both technologies working together.   I welcome comments and feedback on this.  Comment on "Will Dublin Replace BizTalk?" blog post: "I like your article on Dublin and BizTalk but wanted to comment on a few parts. As someone who makes a living working with BizTalk Server my ears perk up when I hear “it is g......

31 of 1205 | Asus R50A UMPC review - So, I got new branded Asus R50A UMPC for test. This ultra mobile machine with 5.6" WSVGA (1024x768) screen, based on Intel US15W chipset, comes with Intel Atom Z520 (1.33 Ghz, 533Mhz) processor, 1Gb of RAM and 20GB SSD. Also it has 3.5G mobile unit, integrated 802.11b/g network card and GPS. First impression was very cool. Slick design, big screen build in fingerprint reader.   What in the box? Power adapter (110/220V), compact keyboard, bunch of cables, extra stilus and handling strap. What else this machine has? Microcard reader, three mini-usb sockets, one regular USB and camera. Looks like pretty fine machine, but not for $2K+ price tag. But who cares when we buy real good gad......

32 of 1205 | Function to check if a Field exists in a database Table or not - Here is a function I wrote to check and see if a field exists in a table or not:     ''' <summary>     ''' Checks to see if a field exists in table or not.     ''' </summary>     ''' <param name="tblName">Table name to check in</param>     ''' <param name="fldName">Field name to check</param>     ''' <param name="cnnStr">Connection String to connect to</param>     ''' <returns></returns>     ''' <remarks></remarks>     Public Function DoesFieldExist(ByVal tblName As String, ByVal fldName As String, ByVal cnnStr As String) As Boolean         'For Access Connection String, use "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;D......

33 of 1205 | Performance profiling your custom extensions - The Team Development Edition and Team Suite versions of Visual Studio 2008 comes with a performance profiling feature that can used to find bottlenecks in your custom extensions (tasks, data flow components, etc) for SSIS. Although having your extension assemblies in the GAC make profiling a little more involved, it can still be done with a few additional steps, and I’ve found it to be a very effective way to improve the performance of your code. In this post I’ll walk through how to use this tool on a custom Data Source Component (in this case, the source component for the SQL Data Services connectors on Codeplex). The basic steps are: Configure your extension for debugging Creat......

34 of 1205 | Composite WPF and Merged Dictionaries - If, like me, you like to have changeable resource files in your application. Wither it is for changing the Theme, or interchanging templates you will need to take special care when using the libraries. The new version of the TFS Sticky Buddy uses both! I am using the built in Infragistics theme system, and the first time you select a theme I am just adding a resource file that overrides the default: 1: Dim resourceDictionary As ResourceDictionary = ThemeManager.GetResourceSet(theme, ThemeManager.AllGroupingsLiteral) 2: If Not resourceDictionary Is Nothing Then 3: Application.Current.Resources.MergedDictionaries.Add(resourceDictionary) 4: ......

35 of 1205 | Drone USB Bluetooth adapter debuts - The Drone is a new USB Bluetooth adapter designed for VoIP and stereo headsets. ...

36 of 1205 | Handle the "bodyTypeAssemblyQualifiedName" SOAP Adapter bug in MSBuild as a RegEx ninja - This is a very specific problem but I’m sure some of you stumbled over it. When disassembling a XML message in a SOAP port BizTalk can’t read the message type. This causes problems when for example trying to handle an envelope message and...(read more)...

37 of 1205 | Extending HAT Windows Data-Driven Adapter - The Hosted Application Toolkit (HAT) is a non-intrusive automation framework. With HAT, legacy systems (or not !) can be automated at the User Interface level without modifying the application itself. The different components are represented in the diagram below : HAT Software Factory enables to visually inspect a legacy application right within Visual Studio and to build automation leveraging Windows Workflow Foundation. Data-Driven Adapters (DDA) are specific to a particular application type and handle the interaction between the automation and the user interface. CCF 2009 provides DDAs for Windows, Web and Java applications. DDAs can also be extended and new DDAs can be developed by......

38 of 1205 | using using (free connection) - Considure the following code: public static DataSet GetCity() { SqlConnection connection = GetConnection(); SqlDataAdapter adataper = new SqlDataAdapter("select * from City", connection); DataSet City = new DataSet(); adataper.Fill(City, "City"); return City; } This function loads the city table from the database to a dataset, the problem with code is: 1. connection object and adapter object both had a Dispose method but it's not executed, 2. close connection method is not executed. Why it's good to execute the Dispose method? The Dispose method usually realese unmanaged resources (resources that Garbage collector doesn't clear without class finilizer), So why not letting t......

39 of 1205 | Introducing the MeshMobile… - [pronounced like Batmobile] The MeshMobile is the latest addition to my device mesh – enabling my car to be always connected to the rest of my PCs, Macs, Media Centers, and mobile phones.  It is essentially a carputer running an instance of the Live Operating Environment, and software which uses Live Framework to enable the car to become an integral part of the mesh. The MeshMobile took about a month of hardware/software design… and about 3 weeks of fabrication and installation.  In a nutshell, it’s a miniPC platform, running Vista as the base OS, Live Operating Environment, Centrafuse shell with some custom extensions to plug-in Mesh functionality.  Of course, the ultimate......

40 of 1205 | Resource Recommendations - Integration Services (SSIS & DTS) - I'm often asked "what references should I have for ... <Insert Technology here>. " For Integration Services (SSIS), the MUST HAVE "bible" text book is... Professional SQL Server 2005 Integration Services (See the link for ISBN & similar details) Why do I love this book? It is one of the few I've seen that covers how to extend & automate SSIS. If you want to programmatically create your own packages, write your own dataflow or workflow tasks or write your own source or destination adaptors this makes it easy.      If you are planning on enhancing SSIS designer, get Visual Studio Extensibility as well. It......

41 of 1205 | Access Control Service - A Simple Scenario - To the already initiated claims disciples, the Access Control Service is a multi-tenant Resource STS. The behavior of each STS is determined by simple rules - the rules control how each STS transforms claims. To those not already initiated in the claims methodology, the previous definition may seem a bit obtuse. If that's the case, then consider a simple scenario: Background Let's say you work for a software vendor (Foo) that sells a web application (how about employee payroll management) to businesses. You have an existing on-premise offering and an existing install base. This version of your software integrates with customer identity providers (e.g. Active Directory, Tivoli, etc.). C......

42 of 1205 | Prism V2 – Drop 5 (Composite Application Guidance for WPF and Silverlight) - Today, we’ve released the fifth drop of the Prism V2 project. You can get it at: http://www.codeplex.com/CompositeWPF/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=19170    New in this Drop This iteration was a bit slower, due to the P&P summit (which was awesome btw). But we did get some nice things done: Refactored some namespaces We had to refactor some namespaces, from Microsoft.Practices.Composite.Wpf namespace to Microsoft.Practices.Composite.Presentation. Most of prism is UI technology agnostic, so in V1, we put all WPF specific functionality in the .WPF assembly and Namespace. Now we need the exact same functionality in WPF and Silverlight, so calling it .WPF doe......

43 of 1205 | A first-hand account of life in Microsoft's temporary housing -  After discussing the basics of his transition from Canada to Seattle, Jay Sirju, who recently moved to work as a SDET with the Windows Live Shared Data Experience Team in Redmond, Washington, gave me the scoop on his experience with Microsoft’s temporary housing. JobsBlog: Okay, so tell me about temporary housing. Did you have options, or was it assigned?  Where did you decide to live? Now that you’ve lived there for over a month, tell me: What is it really like? Jay: I was given a form to fill out when I was ready to book both my travel and temporary housing arrangements. In regards to the temporary housing, I was asked if I would like to live in Seattle, or on the Eastside, h......

44 of 1205 | Useful links: Virtualized environments, SAP connector - 1.       Project server is supported in virtualized environments http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957006 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/916533   2.       Project and SAP connector http://blogs.msdn.com/chrisfie/archive/2007/04/20/integrating-epm-2007-with-line-of-business-solutions-such-as-erp-systems.aspx...

45 of 1205 | Debugging in BizTalk - I recently opened a ticket with Microsoft due to a connectivity issue with a customer.  The problem was ultimatly resolved by turning off the message chunking feature in the HTTP adapter configuration.  It turns out that HTTP chunking is a HTTP 1.1 version feature and our customers servers still use HTTP 1.0. While trying to resolve this issue the Microsoft technician asked me to add some XML to the BizTalk configuration file.  The XML turns on the .Net Tracing feature that is built into the System.Net, System.Net.HttpListener, System.Net.Sockets and System.Net.Cache framework code.  By adding the XML a file is generated in the same folder as the configuration file.  The debug information ......

46 of 1205 | PDC Recap and Session Recommendations - It's been a three or four days now since I returned from PDC.  After seeing all the other bloggers give detailed descriptions of the sessions and parties I didn't feel too obligated to add too much of my own spin on topics heavily covered by others.  Instead, I thought I'd wait till the recordings were available and share links to the highlights I was witness too.  As to my thoughts on having the recordings available so quickly after the conference and of such a high quality, I can only say I am very impressed.  It doesn't mean I'm not eagerly looking forward to attending next years conference because the networking opportunities and social interaction with some great developers were pricel......

47 of 1205 | How We Did It – Allowing Connections to Multiple SSRS Servers with Report Viewer and Explorer Web Parts - Overview Today’s guest blog post is from ThreeWill, a Microsoft Managed Gold Partner located in Alpharetta, Georgia that focuses on SharePoint development and integration. You might remember them from a previous article about the SharePoint Connector for Confluence. They worked with Microsoft on a recent project to extend some of the features of SSRS Web Parts to meet the needs of the enterprise. In this project, ThreeWill helped a large telecommunications organization address their concern of being bound to one SSRS Reporting Server with the web parts. This concern was primarily because they did not have the luxury of combining all reports into one scaled SSRS environment. Of course, lik......

48 of 1205 | Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online: Windows Services Connector - Microsoft is now offering a Community Technology Preview of Microsoft Services Connector—a new Windows Server® component that seamlessly connects Active Directory users to a suite of Live services and Microsoft Online Services (including Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online). After the Microsoft Services Connector is installed, users are able to log into their Active Directory account and be given seamless access to Microsoft services as if those services were hosted on your organization's own network. Microsoft Services Connector leaves full administrative control of users and accounts in the hands of the customer. Try out Microsoft Services Connector today and let us know what you t......

49 of 1205 | CS2007 Software Architecture Series Part 4: Key Subsystem Overview - In this post, I wanted to describe the major subsystems of Commerce Server... The Catalog SystemThe product Catalog system provides a managed taxonomy for storing and querying the hierarchical data that is utilized to represent goods or services for sale made available for offer to customers utilizing the system. The system is comprised of:•    Schema – This is defined in a managed capacity to identify the item and category entities and resultant attributes that go into the catalog. Data can be multi-lingual and stored in any language supported by Windows without duplicating records for other languages. Only a single currency supported per defined attribute though – this can ......

50 of 1205 | Microsoft Services Connector - some resources - I just saw the recording of the Microsoft Services Connector (a free tool for connecting Active Directory to services from Microsoft) was online (watch it + pptx)   Come and get the CTP and the Admin guide It works by federating your Active Directory with Microsoft services. Your employees will be able to access services with their corporate accounts, the same way they access the applications they use today. Microsoft Services Connector will work for most Microsoft services, including those offered by third parties that use Microsoft developer services. ...