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Using Delivery Notification with Send Port Groups

by Stephen W. Thomas | Oct 7, 2004 | Azure Integration Thoughts

I found out tonight that Delivery Notification set to Transmitted works differently for Send Groups. In the case of Send Groups, no NACK is returned if any of the Send Ports in the group fails.

Property Promotion and Demotion in BizTalk

by Stephen W. Thomas | Oct 6, 2004 | Azure Integration Thoughts

I think most BizTalk users have some idea about what Property Promotion is. I would say Property Promotion is the process of taking message or system data and putting it into the message context. The tricky part is when and how properties get promoted. The items that...

Role Links in BizTalk Server 2004

by Stephen W. Thomas | Oct 6, 2004 | Azure Integration Thoughts

Make sure you check out Todd Uhl’s Blog. He has a sample working with Role Links in BizTalk 2004. This is something I had not looked into yet but his sample makes it look easy and useful. Todd is working on the Tech Arch team on my current project. Watch for...

Parallel Sequential Convoy in BizTalk Server 2004

by Stephen W. Thomas | Oct 5, 2004 | Azure Integration Thoughts

Here is another sample of a Sequential Convoy in BizTalk 2004. This is a little different then most, it contains a Parallel Action shape that allows for concurrent parallel processing of inbound messages. What does this accomplish? It is all about control. This...

Mapping in Send Ports with Delivery Notification

by Stephen W. Thomas | Sep 23, 2004 | Azure Integration Thoughts

I have talked in the past about NACKs. These are great little messages that allow you to receive the status of your sent messages inside your Orchestration. For more information on NACKs, please see my earlier post and sample. The problem I want to point out here...

How to get the Instance ID of your Running Orchestration

by Stephen W. Thomas | Sep 20, 2004 | Azure Integration Thoughts

Have you ever wanted to know the Instance ID of an Orchestration in BizTalk 2004 at run time? Just add this line of code inside on Expression Shape to return the Instance ID of your running Orchestration. OrchestrationInstanceID is defined as a String variable....
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