post by : paul petrov
If you’re planning to use X509 digital certificates to secure communication between services then you would need to test all security features at some point. MakeCert.exe tool can help to generate self-signed certificates for development and integration testing. Here’s the quick process overview. We will need one Certification Authority Root certificate and one ore more (depending on application...
Microsoft BizTalk Dynamics CRM Adapter by Brajendra Singh
Thursday, December 8, 2011
post by Brajendra Singh, MSDN
Recently, I have been working on an integration project where few exiting systems were getting integrated with Microsoft CRM System 3.0. We architected to use BizTalk CRM adapter to synchronize and integrate data with CRM system. We could not locate a good documentation about adapter usage. We had...
Biz Talk Integration with CRM : How to Videos by peter kelcey
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Post by Peter Kelsey, MSDN
I recently participated with our MCS Canada team on a large BizTalk 2009 and CRM 4.0 integration project. I gained a ton of experience about CRM integration from that project and I thought I’d speak about it at our semi-annual TechReady internal conference. Not long before TechReady though, we release CRM...
Using Table Looping Functoid in Biz talk
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
When dealing with existing systems, sometimes a challenge presents itself in the form of a flat file. Trying to impose structure upon a flat file can be achieved, however, using the Table Looping and Table Extractor functoids. Consider the following schemas:
Source schema:
Target schema:
One’s first...
Developing Integration Solutions Using BizTalk Server 2009 and Team Foundation Server
Friday, December 2, 2011
Author: Henk van de Crommert, Dennis Mulder, Microsoft TechNet
Applies to: BizTalk Server 2009
Summary: This document provides developers with techniques for designing, developing, and deploying solutions within Microsoft® BizTalk® Server 2009 in conjunction with Team Foundation Server 2008. This paper was...
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