BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Code Samples

This sample provides a detailed conceptual explanation of compensation and of forward recovery from persisted state. It also uses several orchestrations to demonstrate the different options in compensation and forward recovery and the benefits they offer. Posted on 10/15/07.

BizTalk Server 2006 R2 introduces new EDI party resolution functionality which resolves EDI interchanges to a party and then processes the interchange according to the EDI properties that are defined for the party. This sample demonstrates this functionality.

Extending Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) services through custom behaviors and the WCF adapters. Posted 12/18/2008.

Access to a BizTalk receive location is secured using a custom authorization behavior with the WCF adapters. Posted on 5/2/2008.

Dynamically channel an incoming Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) client call to the correct version of a WCF Service using a BizTalk Server custom pipeline as a WCF intermediary. Posted on 4/10/2008.

Custom message interception during BizTalk Server’s binding processing of an outgoing Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) message. Posted on 4/10/2008.

WCF messages are sent from a WCF client application to a WCF service using BizTalk Server messaging and the WCF Adapters in this new sample. Updated on 1/21/08

This sample demonstrates how to configure dynamic send ports by using WCF adapter context properties for the WCF-NetTcp transport and for the WCF-Custom transport with the WCF-NetTcp binding.

This sample demonstrates how to handle typed fault exceptions in orchestrations.

This sample demonstrates the use of a client-coordinated transaction and the client and server options for transaction flow by using the WS-AtomicTransaction support in the WCF adapters.

This sample demonstrates how WCF extensibility points can be used with the WCF-Custom adapter by using a custom binding sample, NetHttpBinding, in the Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) for Windows Vista and .NET Framework 3.0 Runtime Components.

This sample demonstrates how to access custom SOAP headers in inbound WCF messages and how to add custom SOAP headers to outbound WCF messages.

Get sample code for the WCF adapter walkthroughs outlined in the WCF Adapter Walkthroughs topic of the MSDN Library. These walkthroughs provide step-by-step instructions for performing a task by using the WCF adapters, or for using a feature of the adapters.

This sample demonstrates how a simple Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) application can be configured to capture data for the BAM activity database using the BAM WCF interceptor. The sample is based on the WCF Getting Started sample included in the WCF Technology Samples.

This sample demonstrates how an existing WCF application can be configured to capture data for the BAM activity to the BAM Primary Import database using the BAM WCF interceptor for WCF.

This sample demonstrates how an existing WCF application can be configured to capture data for the BAM activity in the BAM Primary Import database using the BAM WCF interceptor.

This sample demonstrates how an existing Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) application can be configured to capture data for the BAM activity in the BAM Primary Import database using the BAM WF interceptor.

An optional element from an XML schema is used in a policy in this sample, and no error is raised when a message is submitted without the optional element at runtime. Posted on 6/30/08.

This sample demonstrates how to use the FileRuleStore, SqlRuleStore, and RuleSetDeploymentDriver classes to automate importing, exporting, deploying, undeploying, and removing policies. This sample is created as a console application, so that you can easily use the tool from a batch file or a script file to automate importing, exporting, deploying, undeploying, and removing policies. Posted on 10/15/07.

If you write a rule against a .NET type and assert three .NET objects of that type into the rule engine working memory, the rule engine performs match-conflict resolution-action phases on each .NET object separately. In some scenarios, however, you might want to analyze multiple instances of a given type simultaneously in a rule. This sample demonstrates how the rule engine can simultaneously analyze and act upon each instance of a type that is asserted into the engine. Posted on 10/15/07.

Creating a multipart message for a WCF service using the BizTalk SOAP adapter. Posted 12/18/2008.

RFID events are monitored by WMI and forwarded through e-mail in this new code sample. Posted on 5/2/2008.

New BizTalk RFID sample containing a C# class library that implements the Tag Data Translation (TDT) standard by EPCglobal.  Updated on 4/10/08.

Suspended RFID events are retrieved from the suspended event queue and displayed in this sample. Posted on 11/16/07.

Suspended RFID events are viewed, modified, and resubmitted to the Suspended Event Queue in this sample. Posted on 12/20/07.

This sample ships with a Visual Studio template that can be used to write event handlers.

This sample shows you how to create a custom event handler and add it to an RFID process pipeline.

This sample eliminates duplicates from TagReadEvents and TagListEvents.

This sample demonstrates how to invoke a Business Rule Engine (BRE) policy by using the RuleEnginePolicyExecutor event handler in an RFID process.

This sample has an RFID process with an event handler that collects a set of TagReadEvents in an event cycle. Within the event cycle, duplicates are automatically filtered.

This sample posts a TagReadEvent as a message to a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service.

The BizTalk orchestration in this sample receives tag data from the RFIDsink database by executing the GetAndDeleteEventsForBizTalk stored procedure.

The BizTalk orchestration in this sample sends a request to execute the GetTagReadEventsWithTimeFilter stored procedure.

This sample demonstrates how to use the Web service proxies exposed by the Microsoft.Rfid.ManagementWebServiceProxies assembly that ships with BizTalk RFID.

This sample demonstrates how to expose a BizTalk orchestration as a WCF service, and how to consume the WCF service from a BizTalk RFID process.

This sample ships with a Visual Studio template that can be used to write Device Service Provider Interface (DSPI) for device providers.

This sample allows you to import Business Rule Engine (BRE) policies and vocabularies from an XML file into the Rule Engine database, and to export policies and vocabularies from the Rule Engine database to an XML file.

This sample issues a set of commands to BizTalk RFID from a Windows Forms application by using the object model (OM) exposed by BizTalk RFID.

The Tag Data Standards Sample demonstrates the usage of the Encode, Decode and Translate operations (based on the EPC global ratified standard) one can use from BizTalk RFID applications.

The LLRP extension provider sample demonstrates how to write a provider which supports LLRP vendor extensions.

The WS-Discovery provider sample is a Microsoft Visual C# sample that creates a sample discovery provider, using the Microsoft BizTalk RFID discovery library.

The discovery sample simulates messages sent by a BizTalk RFID device. The sample simulates sending of Hello messages, and responds to a probe from a provider with a ProbeMatch message.

The CE Provider Template is a Visual Studio 2005 template that helps you start writing DSPI device providers for BizTalk RFID Mobile.

The My First CE Provider sample is a Microsoft Visual C# sample that creates a sample Visual Studio CE DSPI device provider.

The Read Tags sample is a Microsoft Visual C# sample that demos the features of the BizTalk RFID Mobile platform.