Pro Mapping in BizTalk Server 2009 Book Review
While I’m waiting for the new BizTalk books that I referred earlier in this post, I decided to review an “old book”: Pro Mapping In BizTalk Server 2009
Quick Tip – BizTalk Mapper and Hidden Links
Hidden links can sometimes cause your map to behave in unexpected ways! If this occurs, always check out the compiler-generated links to make sure that he
BizTalk Mapper Extensions UtilityPack updated for BizTalk Server 2010
BizTalk Mapper Extensions UtilityPack project (available on GitHub) is now updated for BizTalk Server 2010 (sorry for the delay) This is a simple migration
BizTalk Mapping – Basic Concepts of Building BizTalk Map
The Basics of building a map consist of implement five differences process: Simple Drag-and-Drop: dragging links from the source schema windows directly to
BizTalk XSLT Reuse (xsl:include and xsl:import): Resolving of external URIs was prohibited error
A client of mine, use a strategy for re-use XSL, basically, they have custom XSLT with external XSLT’s that contain global functions that can be used inside
BizTalk Mapper – Cannot load source/destination schema
Recently I try to test a BizTalk map the test fails and for my surprise, it gives me the following error: "Cannot load source/destination schema:
Calling an external assembly from Custom XSLT – Custom Extension XML (Grid Property)
In complex maps is usual to have scripting functoid with custom inline XSLT, and sometimes is useful to call custom NET components directly from XSLT So,
BizTalk Training – Mapping – Muenchian Grouping and Sorting in BizTalk Maps without l...
There is an astonishing post by Chris Romp about Muenchian Grouping and Sorting in BizTalk Maps, but it has one limitation, by creating and configuring Custom
BizTalk Advanced Mapping Tips – Inline XSLT – Selecting distinct nodes (grouping)
One of the more challenging things to do in XSL 10 was getting a distinct list of values from a set of nodes There is no simple syntax for writing this type
BizTalk Document Mapping – Mass Copy Functoid
The Mass Copy functoid allows source records and containing elements and attributes to be copied and mapped across to the destination schema It creates a