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Mark Brimble

Dec 2

Disassembling Excel files

One of the requirements of a recent BizTalk project was to receive Excel files into BizTalk before doing some work on the resulting XML files I want to share

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Nov 4

DB2 BizTalk Adapters: Executing a program on an AS400 using a stored procedure

I have just finished my first IBM integration project using BizTalk 2006 and will share my experiences here   Installation of the Microsoft BizTalk Adapter

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Oct 8

Call a .Net assembly from custom XSLT

I discovered this while trying to re-engineer some BizTalk assemblies that I did not have the source code On unraveling a map using reflector I found some

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Oct 1

An alternative to using the POP3 adapter to read email attachments

What do you do if only have an SMTP server and POP3 server is not available 1     Install SMTP services on your BizTalk server 2     Configure the

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Sep 26

Tricks with Schemas Part 2: Referencing Schemas from Third Party WebServices

“Schemas are the soul of BizTalk They alone create attack and defense, the way they are deployed decides the fate of the game”     I wanted to record

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Sep 25

Tricks with Schemas Part 1: De-batching from a SQL Receive Port

“Schemas are the soul of BizTalk They alone create attack and defense, the way they are deployed decides the fate of the game”     I have been doing a

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Sep 23

A challenge accepted – My first post and blog

Thiago, one of my mates at work challenged me to start writing about some of the BizTalk stuff I do He has a pretty cool blog himself at

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