Get BizTalk SQL Server name from registry
A way to get the BizTalk SQL Server name from the register, and use it to build a connection string:
A way to get the BizTalk SQL Server name from the register, and use it to build a connection string:
This code builds an xml document in memory, then returns it as an System.Xml.XmlDocument. It also show the proper way to build an XML date.
This sample shows how to build an XML node (CreateElement) and add it as a new child (AppendChild) in an existing XML document.
This can be useful for generating test data.
What’s new in BizTalk 2009
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How to move/copy ODBC settings from one machine to another.
When you have a max occurs = “unbounded” in a request schema – you might see these strange results.
The “succeeded” operator can only be applied to an immediate child scope or service,
Free utilities to help you test your WCF web services without writing code.