I finally moved off of Community Server as my blog engine and migrated to this site using WordPress. It’s all new to me so I’m still figuring out the settings, but with the help of […] Read More
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It took him a while, but Sameer Surve finally has a blog! He’s been my MCS counterpart at my current client for the last year and a half (give or take), and he definitely has […] Read More
Trying out the Twitter Notifier using Live Writer. Found in the Live Writer SDK for Technical Preview. This should show up on my Twitter feed.
I posted about this previously, but I wanted to post the steps I used to actually rename the server. Open BizTalk Server Configuration and Unconfigure all features Exit the BizTalk Server Configuration Open SQL Server […] Read More
I’ve been keeping an eye on the development of the Professional BizTalk Server 2006 book as it’s being written, in as much as that’s possible, and recommending it to folks who are interested. Most notably […] Read More
On certain BizTalk consulting engagements we’re responsible for setting up a development environment to be handed over to the client and used by their developers. Generally, we get a virtual server image and install and […] Read More
Came across something new today (imagine that!) I was packaging up a new release that adds, among other things, a send port going to an FTP site. The name of the target folder on the FTP […] Read More
This was sent to me by a co-worker and thought a good list to keep around. Handy BizTalk Server 2006 Resources Key Websites BizTalk Product Website http://www.microsoft.com/biztalk/ BizTalk is a business process management (BPM) server […] Read More
Here’s some additional information concerning my previous post on fixing some thread pool errors. After implementing that fix, we ran a file that created over 100 concurrent instances. Well, the MaxIOThreads and MaxWorkerThreads were both […] Read More
I’ve done plenty of development projects on my own to make sure I know how to expose an orchestration through a webservice (”expose” is probably the wrong word but it’s what the industry uses.) What […] Read More