January 2006 Entries

Using BizTalk Assembly Viewer

BT Assembly Viewer is installed during setup but not activated.Use: regsvr32 BTSAsmExt.dell in C:\<BT Directory>\Developer ToolsTo unregister: regsvr32 /u BTSAsmExt.dll The Tools shows delpoyed BizTalk Assemblies and their references, PortTypes and the XML Code of Orchestrations or Schemas.
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Write Event Log Entry / WebService Timeout with BizTalk

The following Code (written in Expression Shapes) will write to the Event Log:System.Diagnostics.Even... "+System.Convert.ToString(S... following Code will set a Timeout for a WebService:WSRegistrationRe... = 20000; Both Tips are out of a nice MSDN Article (BizTalk 2004 and WebServices):http://msdn.mi...
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Deploy .NET Assembly to GAC

3 steps to deploy an assembly in the GAC: Create or locate Key File for signing: sn -k "Path to SNK File" Assign the Key to your Project (AssemblyInfo File): <Assembly: AssemblyKeyFile("Path to SNK File")> Deploy the dll: gacutil -I "Path to DLL" ...
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Sad News

Mr. BizTalk Scott Woodgate is changing jobs. From now on he will be working on the Windows Client Product Planning Team. His job will be rather an internal one at Microsoft therefore we probly won't hear much from him in the internet. In my opinion his efforts where a key part, why BizTalk is as successfull as it is today. http://blogs.msdn.com/scott... Thank you for doing a great job and all the best wishes for your new role at Microsoft...
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