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Have a look at this post by Tim Rayburn. Nice combination of technology!
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Recently I've been interviewed by Automatiserings Gids about fragmentation in .NET. Read the article here
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I recently told something about testing and BizTalk for the BizTalk User Group and wrote an article about this subject (Dutch). Material will be online soon...
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A really helpful tool to see whether Best Practices are applied to your BizTalk solution.
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In a BizTalk HTTP messaging scenario, it's fairly common to have one port that receives all message types. Depending on the message type (and perhaps some other properties) messages are routed to different destinations. You can implement the same pattern with the SOAP adapter. Have a look at Richard's blog for a complete description.
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A lot of guessing and many new questions in this good article by Tomas Restrepo on the future of BizTalk / WCF / WF.
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Most people working with BizTalk have heard of property promotion, in fact property promotion is very important in CBR messaging scenarios. Property promotion makes it possible to route messages based on their content. In short, property promotion is taking information from the message and putting it in the context of a message.
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I really like the magazines (issue 1, issue 2) on the BizTalk Hotrod website. Both the website and the articles so far contain very good and readable information on new BizTalk technologies.
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Have a look at this. AMQP is a messaging standard that looks very powerful. I wonder when a .NET / BizTalk implemention will be available.
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It's not recommended, but sometimes you dont have a choice to use schemas without namespaces. BizTalk deals with the schemas very well, just be aware that the BTS.MessageType used in the filter will be only the rootnode, not #RootNode.
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