BizTalk Community Series: Introducing Genuine Basil

The year 2012 has almost come to an end. Community wise it has been a fantastic year for BizTalk Server. Numerous new articles on the TechNet Wiki, blog posts on BizTalk 2013 (previously 2010 R2), and BizTalk related events taking place around the world. All of this is made possible by BizTalk community members. Genuine Basil is one of them and the following story is on him.

Genuine Basil, 30

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Service Bus Messaging: Queues, SB-Messaging Adapter – Part II

In my previous post I discussed sending messages to a Service Bus queue. These messages send to the queue are then picked up by the SB-Messaging Adapter for BizTalk Server 2010 R2 CTP, which is running in a VM on Windows Azure. BizTalk will then process these messages by inserting them into a table.  I used one client to send multiple messages to the queue. I measured the time it took to send

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BizTalk Server 2013

Many of you will have noticed or heard the buzz that the new BizTalk release
will be called 2013. It was not a surprise to me or a few
others in the blogosphere. Mark
Burch on his blog post in
July already gave hints to the name or Johan Hedberg beginning of this year
Why
BizTalk Server 2010 R2 should be BizTalk Server 2013. Anyways the
name is now officially 2013.

What will its beta

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BizTalk Community Series: Introducing Tomasso Groenendijk

BizTalk forums are an important platform for people to ask and/or answer questions, to start discussion and find solutions to their problems. The BizTalk forums are a part of the BizTalk Server Category in the MSDN forums. This category has a BizTalk Server General, BizTalk Server Adapters and Adapter Pack, BizTalk Server EDI and AS2, BizTalk Server RFID, and BizTalk ESB Toolkit.

I myself have

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Service Bus Messaging: Queues, SB-Messaging Adapter

Like some of you I have been experimenting with the Service Bus Queues, Topics and subscriptions. The information from Microsoft gives you a straight forward insight how to send messages to queues, topics and subscriptions using .NET.  The first step to interact with the Service Bus Queues, Topics and subscriptions is by creating an account with Windows Azure through a trail or buy option. The

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