Well almost a year of blogging. Must say it is a very joyful effort to share knowledge, opinions and so on. This will be the last post for now, because I am going on holiday for a couple of weeks to Spain and France. Will be back begin September and start posting again on this blog and a new one in Dutch. Have a nice holiday!
Saturday, 28 July 2007
Tuesday, 24 July 2007
SOA Framework
Posted on 01:24 by Unknown
My company inter access is working hard on a SOA framework. I mentioned this in one of previous posts. We have found a more or less good defintion for SOA, which is (freely translated):A Service Oriented Architecture is a structural style to establish information needs of a organisation based on servicesTook a while for us architects to come to this one, but it takes usually a lot of time to get
Tuesday, 17 July 2007
BizTalk and Configuration Files
Posted on 08:37 by Unknown
In one of my previous post I mentioned Log4Net. Configuration of log4net is done through a registry pointing to a configuration file, where one can determine how configuration of logging inside BizTalk for instance can be done. So using a config file for configuration purposes in BizTalk is also possible in another way. One can create an environmental variable by going to control panel --> system
Friday, 13 July 2007
LEAP 2008
Posted on 12:08 by Unknown
This year I and another colleague of my organization (Inter Access) will be participating in LEAP (Lead Enterprise Architect Program). This is a program organized by Microsoft Netherlands and initiated by Dik Bijl for Lead enterprise Architects. The program starts in the Netherlands with four afternoon sessions of presentations, discussions and cases and ends with one week in Redmond (January
Saturday, 7 July 2007
My first experience with SSIS
Posted on 02:39 by Unknown
Last week I had my first experience with SQL Server Integration Services. Customer I am working now needed a data transfer from Oracle to SQL Server. The reason they wanted this was because availability of Oracle was not guaranteed. Data needed to be available at all times and Oracle databases were hosted by a third-party and SQL Server database were in house and we control over them. If one has
Tuesday, 3 July 2007
New BizTalk Server book
Posted on 08:29 by Unknown
I received a new BizTalk book today. In some of my previous posts I mentioned a BizTalk book from APRESS, this one is published in May and from WROX. The authors are Darren Jefford, Kevin B. Smith and Ewan Fairweather. It’s a programmer to programmer book that will teach you:How the BizTalk Engine works and how to develop effective pipeline components;How to develop BizTalk orchestrations that
Sunday, 1 July 2007
BizTalk Server 2006 R2 WCF Adapter
Posted on 02:56 by Unknown
In a previous post I described my experience with installing and configuring BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Beta2. This time I wanted to try out one of the features of R2, WCF Adapter. I found an example of Stephen W. Thomas together with a video demoing WCF Adapter on BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Beta 1. Demo still applies for beta 2 with some differences in screens (wizard) when publishing the WCF Service.
CDATA Mapping Experience inside BizTalk
Posted on 00:16 by Unknown
XML CDATA is something I was not really familiar with before. Xml parsers normally parse all text in an xml document. Text inside a CDATA section is ignored. This week I stumbled over CDATA sections inside a message. This message I had to map to another message with a different structure and later on had to be passed to a web service. During mapping I seem to have lost the CDATA Section. I
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