I have a old post on removing XML namespace from outgoing messages using XSLT in a map on the send port. Removing XML namespace is usually a late requirement that shows up during integration tests with for example legacy systems that has problems reading XML and only finds XML namespaces messy and confusing and wants […]
I’ve just finished watching this webcast from QCon 2008 with Martin Fowler and Jim Webber. It’s basically their view on how integration middleware is used today and how we plan and implement our SOA and ESB project.
Their main point is that we use much to bloated middleware (BizTalk is mentioned as an example here) […]
Speaking at KNUG - Karlstad .NET User Group
09 May
Posted by Richard as .NET, Architecture, BizTalk 2006, Presentation, R2
Yesterday I presented the MasterData Management using BizTalk 2006 R2 talk (I’ll soon have a post out with the presentation in English) I recently held at Developer Summit at the local .NET user group in Karlstad (KNUG).
KNUG is a new .NET user group that I actually helped start a couple of months ago. This […]
Speaking at Developer Summit on Masterdata Management using BizTalk 2006
24 Apr
Posted by admin as BizTalk 2006, Presentation, R2
I recently spoke at the leading developer conference here in Sweden called Developer Summit. The talk was called Masterdata Management using BizTalk 2006. The slides can be found here.
I can really recommend Developer Summit as a conference. Everything is super well organized and having the opportunity to listen to celebrities like David Chappell, Jim Webber, […]
Writing BizTalk context properties to a message from a WCF service using behaviors
24 Apr
Posted by admin as BizTalk 2006, R2, Sample code, Tutorial, WCF
The new WCF adapter in BizTalk 2006 R2 offers a lot of new possibilities. One of those is to write data to the BizTalk Message context properties directly from an exposed WCF Service. A practical use of this technic could be to write the username from the Windows credentials of the calling client into the […]
