First thing you need to do is to make sure that IIS's security is not going to be blocking your calls to the BTSHTTPReceive.dll. To do this goto your IIS manager and click on the Web Service Extension node and right click it and 'Add a new Web Service Extension'. Now browse to the location of BTSHTTPReceive.dll (by default installation its in <drive>:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006\HttpReceive\ folder). Also remember to check the 'Set extension status to Allowed' checkbox. It is ......
There's nothing like more samples for BizTalk. Get them here. They include using SSO as a configuration store, atomic transactions for COM+, collerating message within orchestration instances, etc. Enjoy.
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Have you ever wanted to upgrade a version of an assembly and not have to recomplie code? One way to accomplish this is using assembly binding in your configuration file. First make sure that both the old assembly and the new one use the same strong key file and are both in the GAC. Then add the following to your application configuration file: <configuration> <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsof... > <dependentAssembly> <assemblyIdentity name="DevelopMentor.Mandelb... ......
Avanade, NPower NY and Microsoft invite New York/New Jersey nonprofits to apply for an “Xtreme Techover” organizational makeover, to help transform their community technology centers and administrative systems to better serve their communities. Organizations can apply online by May 26, 2006 at www.avanadeadvisor.com/xtre... One nonprofit will receive the grand prize, consisting of: · Consulting services worth $150,000 – including two consultants for 4-6 weeks – ......