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Whitepapers Most Popular Downloaded whitepaper Logic Apps Consumption – How to get the Logic App error detail message guide By default, Logic App allows handling errors using the Configure run after settings at a per action level. For more complex scenarios, it can be done by setting up Scope action and implementing try-catch/try-catch-finally statements. Click… Read More »

Resurrecting BizTalk’s Wisdom: Rediscovering Forgotten BizTalk Whitepapers

Lately, I’ve been engaged in the process of cleaning and reorganizing my hard drives. The sheer volume of resources I’ve accumulated over the years is quite substantial. However, there are occasions when I find myself a bit frustrated in my quest to locate them. Additionally, I’ve been revisiting a few of my online profiles and… Read More »

Using Liquid filters in API Management to transform messages whitepaper

Those who know me and follow me are used to seeing me publishing several resources, including whitepapers. But this one is different! Typically, when it comes to whitepapers or books, I usually release them in BizTalk360 or Serveless360, a partnership that I have since many years, and you should expect to find it more in… Read More »

Logic App Standard CI/CD from zero to hero whitepaper

Continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines are a practice focused on improving software delivery using a DevOps approach.  A CI/CD pipeline may sound like overhead, but it isn’t. It’s essentially a runnable specification of the steps that any developer needs to perform to deliver a new software product version. In the absence of an automated pipeline,… Read More »

Azure Function App CI/CD from Zero to Hero whitepaper

Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) is a practice that has become an essential aspect of Azure development. Although it is possible to execute each of the CI/CD pipeline steps manually, the actual value can be achieved only through automation. And to improve software delivery using CI/CD pipelines, either a DevOps or a Site Reliability… Read More »

BizTalk Server 2020: End-to-end Scenario – Receiving messages through the HTTP adapter whitepaper

The role of an adapter is to enable communications between BizTalk Server and external systems and trading partners. Users configure adapters by creating send ports and receive locations that define the properties for given instances of the adapter. Most adapters support both send and receive operations, whereas other adapters support communication in only one direction.… Read More »

BizTalk NoS: Your BizTalk Dev Buddy whitepaper

I’ve been a big fan of this amazing Visual Studio Addin for BizTalk Server since the first days that Nino Crudele decided to create this resource. I still remember the long hours during the night that we were discussing the features and testing this addin using skype. And I have continued to be a fan… Read More »

BizTalk Server Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) classes whitepaper

Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) is the Microsoft implementation of Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM). Basically is a set of specifications from Microsoft for consolidating the management of devices and applications in a network from Windows computing systems. You can write WMI scripts or applications to automate administrative tasks on remote computers, but WMI also supplies management… Read More »

Your Guide to BizTalk Message Context Properties whitepaper

As you most likely are aware, when a document is received by a BizTalk Server adapter, the adapter creates a BizTalk message for the document. The BizTalk message contains the document that was received as well as a message context. The message context is a container for various properties that are used by BizTalk Server… Read More »

BizTalk Server CI/CD from zero to hero whitepaper

Historically, deploying BizTalk Server solutions across environments is or can be a complicated process depending on how complex is your solution. There are many ways to deploy BizTalk artifacts for example: Importing them as part of an application by using the Deployment Wizard (from a .msi file), importing them using BTSTask.exe – this is the… Read More »

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