Some times in project requirement we need to create dynamic send ports which are used to send the BizTalk messages dynamically from orchestration to destination systems based on some conditions. Using one-way dynamic send port, we just send the messages to destination systems, but don’t expect the response back. We need to create a logical … Continue reading One way Dynamic send port
The type or namespace name does not exist in the namespace.
Issues: The type or namespace name does not exist in the namespace in orchestration. Reason: When we have start building solution and add orchestration. And after some time we change the name or design of the solution. And then if we create a new orchestration, that orchestration would have different namespace from older solution because solution … Continue reading The type or namespace name does not exist in the namespace.
Calling a .net component from BizTalk orchestration
This blog is to explain how to call C# components from BizTalk. I am going to explain this scenario by taking simple example like Addition of two number in C# component and call the C# method from BizTalk Orchestration. First, we need to create a C# class library by following below steps. Start-->VisualStudio-->Click on Visual … Continue reading Calling a .net component from BizTalk orchestration
BizTalk Sequential Convoy
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
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
