BizTalk blog posts 02/2013 - 05/2013

The past time I haven't posted a lot on this blog, especially not much blog posts on BizTalk subjects. This doesn't mean that I haven't done any BizTalk related blog posts, I just haven't done it on my personal blog for a while... I've mostly posted on my companies blog, where I am the sole contributor and administrator.

But for all of you loyal readers of my personal blog, I thought it would be nice to give an overview of all of my latest posts. I'm thinking of doing this every once in a while to keep all of you updated on ALL of my posts.

So here goes for the period till May 2013...

• BizTalk error: ‘The message found multiple request response subscriptions’: solution to sending messages to multiple request-response send ports
• BizTalk file mask difference for windows 7 and windows server 2008 r2: A difference in file mask usage between windows 7 and windows server 2008 r2
• BizTalk360 v6.0: new features explained: a quick view on some of the improvements introduced in the new BizTalk360 version 6.0
• BizTalk Server 2013 is now RTM!: the announcement of the new BizTalk version release on MSDN, with the new features listed
• BTS2013 features explained: XslCompiledTransform: I started a new series on viewing some of the new features of BizTalk 2013 in more detail, the first one was about the XslCompiledTransform
• BTS2013 features explained: Improvements in dynamic send ports: follow up post on a new BizTalk 2013 feature on the Improvements in dynamic send ports
• BTS2013 features explained: Dependency tracking: an in depth view of the new dependency tracking feature of BizTalk 2013
• First Cumulative Update for BizTalk 2013… available through Microsoft Update!: the announcement that the very first cumulative update was released for BizTalk 2013, and that it even was available through Microsoft Update
• BAM error: Failed to list permissions for BAM view – System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlNullValueException: Data is Null: a solution to a BAM issue I encountered

Hope you enjoy these blog posts!

Became an official BizTalk360 Product Specialist

Yesterday, BizTalk360 introduced the whole new title "BizTalk360 Product Specialist" on their blog. Because of the constantly increasing popularity of the monitoring tool BizTalk360, to streamline the process the new title and badge where introduced. The idea is to honour individuals who have gained adequate knowledge in installing, configuring and implementing BizTalk360 solution at customer sites.

The only way of obtaining this title is by receiving the confirmation from the BizTalk360 team itself. I myself filed a request immediately... And I am proud to announce my request got approved. Now I have the honour to officially call myself a "BizTalk360 Product Specialist"!

As you might have seen, I already placed the official badge at my own blog on the column on the right. I also updated my LinkedIn profile accordingly.

BizTalk360 – An introduction

This blog gives a nice review of the Biztalk 360 functionalities.

Source: BizTalk360 – An introduction