4/19/2007 Can you use Dynamic Send Port without Orchestration? Yes you can.

Posted at: 4/19/2007 at 8:59 PM by saravana
Dynamic send ports are used in situations, where you don't know in advance the type of transport adapter to use to send messages to your trading partner. May be based on certain content in your message you need to make that decision at runtime to pick up the transport adapter. The below figure shows the configuration for a Dynamic One-Way Send port, you can see you only specify the Name and Pipeline details (you can specify some of the other properties like maps, filters, etc). ... [More]
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1/31/2007 Difference between (PassThruReceive, PassThruSend) and (XmlReceive, XmlSend) Biztalk Pipelines (For Beginners)

Posted at: 1/31/2007 at 6:44 PM by saravana
I've recently seen a query in the "Biztalk New Users" newsgroup someone asking the above question. I quickly did a search to find out if there is (are) a decent article out there explaining the difference and didn't find any. I feel its quite important and basic thing every biztalk developer should understand, ofcourse we all learned this by experience, but for new comers it will be a big confusing point. So, let me put a short article here to explain the difference. ... [More]
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4/18/2005 Direct Binding in Orchestration

Posted at: 4/18/2005 at 12:15 PM by saravana
Here is a quick tip/example to use direct binding in Orchestration. It's quite simple if you do it correctly. Or else you'll end with the following error message: The BizTalk compiler will not allow you to pass an 'implements' port to a 'uses' port parameter, or vice versa. (to find out what is 'implements' and 'uses', there is a great post by Charles Young in his blog) Say, there are two orchestrations O1 (sender) and O2 (receiver) in the same asse... [More]
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