How BizTalk Maps Work – The sequence of links (Part 3)
May 7, 2012
“The order in which we perform the links between the elements from source to destination has a huge impact on the final result” This statement is true and
How BizTalk Maps Work – Deconstructing a map (Part 2)
Apr 27, 2012
In this article, we will use the basic mapping operations previously described, and analyze the decisions taken by the BizTalk mapping engine Basically, on
How BizTalk Maps Work – Processing model (Part 1)
Apr 16, 2012
Introduction Maps or transformations are one of the most common components in the integration processes They act as essential translators in the decoupling
BizTalk Server: Basics principles of Maps – Testing and Validation of maps (at design time)...
Apr 4, 2012
At design time we have included in Visual Studio, 3 features that allow us to test and validate the maps: Test Map: Tests the selected mapValidate Map:
BizTalk Server: Basics principles of Maps – Organizing Maps (Part 5)
Apr 3, 2012
If you are dealing with large maps, they can become very complex and therefore very difficult to maintain and read To minimize this problem, the
BizTalk Server: Basics principles of Maps – Basic maps functionalities (Document mapping) (...
Apr 2, 2012
When we perform a transformation in the message there are 5 basic functionalities that typically arise: A simple mapping of a given value (direct
BizTalk Server: Basics principles of Maps – Introduction to map editor (Part 3)
Apr 1, 2012
The map editor, BizTalk Mapper Designer, enables us to perform transformations of complex messages in a visual and extremely simple way, expressed in graphics
BizTalk Server: Basics principles of Maps – What are maps and where BizTalk can use them? (...
Mar 30, 2012
BizTalk maps are graphical representations of XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation) documents that allow us to perform, in a simple and visual
BizTalk Server: Basics principles of Maps – Introduction (Part 1)
Mar 29, 2012
Introduction Maps or transformations are one of the most common components in the integration processes They act as essential translators in the decoupling
