I just updated three of my useful BizTalk PowerShell scripts: in some cases, fixing small bugs; in others, improving performance; and in others, adding new capabilities.
📝 One-Minute Brief
This post announces updates to several BizTalk PowerShell scripts, highlighting bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features that help automate send port configuration and monitoring tasks in BizTalk Server environments.
PowerShell to configure Default Dynamic Send Port Handlers for each Adapter
This is a simple script that allows you to configure the default send handlers associated with all the existing Dynamic Send ports in your environment
- In this new release, I fixed some small bugs in the code that were preventing the script to work as expected.
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PowerShell to Configure the Default Send Handler for each static Send Port
This is a simple script that allows you to configure the Send handler for all existing Static Send Ports in your environment, regardless of the adapter configured.
- In this new release, I fixed some small inconsistencies in the code; nevertheless, the previous script worked fine.
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Monitoring BizTalk Server Ports with Auto-Healing Capabilities with PowerShell
This is a simple script that allows you to monitor your BizTalk environment for disabled receive locations and stopped or unenlisted send ports, and automatically resume them according to certain conditions, using PowerShell.
In this new release:
- I improved the general performance of the script
- And add a new feature to the script: the ability to save a copy of the monitor report in the hard drive or a shared folder.
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So, why are these scripts important?
All of these tasks can be done manually, but they are time-consuming, especially the monitoring task, if you don’t have the right monitoring tools, such as BizTalk360 or other tools available on the market. These PowerShell scripts allow you to automate and streamline these tasks, saving us considerable time.
THESE POWERSHELLS ARE PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.
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