Jun 16
How To import Add Reference from WSDL file
WSDL is an XML format for describing network services as a set of endpoints operating on messages containing either document-oriented or procedure-oriented
Jun 13
Introduction BizTalk Document Schemas
The XML Schema Definition (XSD) language natively defines message structure in BizTalk Server XML Schemas are the foundation of all scenarios and document
Jun 11
How to schedule an orchestration (BizTalk 2004, 2006 or R2)
How can we schedule an orchestration to run at predetermined time intervals or to start in a predetermined hour You have 3 possible ways to do
Apr 30
BizTalk Dynamic Send Port – How to implement retries, delivery notification and backup tran...
If you are using dynamic ports inside an orchestration, you have to configure BTSRetryCount and BTSRetryInterval properties on the message you want to send to
Apr 29
Multi-Part message – “use of unconstructed message ” – Error message when...
Sometimes when we try to build or deploy BizTalk solution, you may get the following error message: “Use of Unconstructed Message 'MessageName'” I
Apr 24
‘System.String’ must be Xml serializable to be a message part type
Sometimes, when I try to build my project I get the following compile-time error: "'SystemString' must be Xml serializable to be a message part type --
Apr 24
There was a failure executing the receive pipeline: Microsoft.BizTalk.DefaultPipelines… failed to...
Sometimes, when we try to test our Visual Studio BizTalk Server solution that we deploy in the BizTalk Server environment, we get the following error
Apr 14
BAM Management Utility Commands – bm.exe
You can use the BAM utility to perform the following tasks: Consume BAM definition and BAM configuration XML as input The BAM definition XML or XLS files
Apr 3
Working with BizTalk Configuration File – BTSNTSvc.exe.config
BizTalk server relies on a configuration file to store certain application information This config file is located in BizTalk installation directory,
Mar 30
XML-RPC Schema
What is XML-RPC It's a spec and a set of implementations that allow software running on disparate operating systems, running in different environments to make
