This blog is to explain about BizTalk Sequential Convoy. What is Sequential Convoy? Sequential Convoy is one type of BizTalk design pattern to achieve particular type of requirements. This can be defined as “A sequential convoy enables multiple single messages to join together to achieve a required result. A sequential convoy is a set of … Continue reading BizTalk Sequential Convoy
BizTalk Parallel Convoy
This blog is to explain about BizTalk Parallel Convoy. What is Parallel Convoy? Parallel Convoy is one type of BizTalk design pattern to achieve particular type of requirements. This can be defined as “A parallel convoy enables multiple single messages to join together to achieve a required result. The set of related messages can arrive … Continue reading BizTalk Parallel Convoy
BizTalk Correlations
This blog is to explain about BizTalk Correlations. What is Correlation? Correlations can be defined as binding incoming messages with the appropriate instance of an orchestration. Sample Scenario for Correlations: My Orchestration has to send a request message to a Message Queue, let’s say it is “Input Queue”. Some other process takes the input message … Continue reading BizTalk Correlations
XSL, XSLT AND BizTalk Map – First Look
What is XSL and XSLT? There is no difference between XSL and XSLT both are same and these also called XSL stylesheets. I can say these are synonyms. It is a one type of Language in computer world which contains different Types of Languages. And this type of language is also called stylesheet language or … Continue reading XSL, XSLT AND BizTalk Map – First Look
BizTalk Logical Ports & Port Bindings
This blog is to explain various ports and port Bindings in Orchestration. There are two types of ports in BizTalk. Logical Ports: Ports which are used in OrchestrationPhysical Ports: Ports which are used in BizTalk admin console Each logical port (Except Direct Binding) should have binding with a physical port in BizTalk admin console Since … Continue reading BizTalk Logical Ports & Port Bindings
BizTalk Orchestration Shapes
This blog is to describe briefly on various Orchestration shapes. Receive: Receive shape is used to receive the incoming xml message from message box using Inbound logical port. Send: Send shape is used to send the outgoing xml message to message box using Outbound logical port. Transform: Transform shape is used to execute the map … Continue reading BizTalk Orchestration Shapes
Create First BizTalk Orchestration
Requirement: I need to drop a sample Xml message in a folder location. Sample Input Xml message: <ns0:AppraisalInput xmlns:ns0="http://SampleBTApp.AppraisalInputSchema"> <EmpNo>EmpNo_0</EmpNo> <EmpName>EmpName_0</EmpName> <AppraisalScore>4</AppraisalScore> </ns0:AppraisalInput> My BizTalk orchestration should receive the message and do below validations If Appraisal Score = 5, then Assign Grade = ‘A’ If Appraisal Score = 4, then Assign … Continue reading Create First BizTalk Orchestration
BizTalk Orchestration Debugging
We can Debug the BizTalk Orchestrations using Orchestration Debugger or EventLogs. Orchestration Debugger Create BizTalk application using Orchestration, Build and Deploy.Test the BizTalk application using File Drops/ SoapUI/PostManGo to BizTalk Admin console and Click on BizTalk Group then Click on Tracked Service InstancesRight click on Orchestration instance and click on Orchestration Debugger. 5. You can … Continue reading BizTalk Orchestration Debugging
