Dynamic Port binding with Custom Biztalk Adapter Hi, I have recently created a Custom Http transmit adapter using the Biztalk Adapter wizard for C#. The adapter has three Config properties defined in it's TransmitLocation the AdapterManagement project. When testing the adapter , If I create a static solicit response send port the adapter works fine. Alladapter Transmit Location properties can be accessed and set from within BizTalk Explorer etc. My problem is that I want to use this adapter with Dynamic Port Binding (i.e. setting my properties using expression shapes and message assignment ) but I am having

Direct Port Mapping Windows Server Hi! I have a question concerning direct port bindings: Is it possible to define a direct port binding on a similar way as dynamic port binding? I want to forward a message from orch1 to orch2a or orch2b depending on special define such a orch1 when sending the message to 2 different fileports with a dynamic binding. but now i want to send the message to 2 different orchestrations the same way as i did with the fileports without using the messaging infrastructure of biztalk via direct binding between two orchestrations. so in my orch1 i do not want to

Start Orchestration vs. Direct Port Binding (Performance wise) ?? Windows Server Could anyone provide me some guidelines whether to use Start Orchestration or Direct Port Binding from the performance prospective? I understand either can be used for invoking another orchestration asynchronously more resources than just dumping individual messages to MsgBox. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks. BizTalk Discussions BTSNTSvc.exe.config (1) BizTalk (1) ConnectionManagement (1) Linda (1) Orch (1) Persistience (1) Thousands (1) Synchrons (1) Hello, Start Orchestration and a direct binding are very similary in how they function, it is Call Orchestration that functions very differently If these instances of orchestration B always take so long maybe you need to throttle BizTalk here or consider a scatter gather solution that sends out smaller batches than 1000. What

bind orch port to solicit-response port Windows Server Hi all - Is there a way to bind an orchestration receive port to the response side of a solicit-response send port? BizTalk Discussions SrsprtAppHTTP (1) Orch (1) jemkem schrieb: Direct binding to the message box (with appropriate filter in the receive shape) should work. - - www.kriegermartin de So if my s / r port is srsprtAppHTTP then make the orch port direct bound and set the filter expression on the receive shape to BTS.SPName = "srsprtAppHTTP