Development
The Microsoft BizTalk Adapter for Oracle Database is a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) custom binding. Client applications can consume the Oracle Database adapter to invoke operations on Oracle database artifacts. The Oracle Database adapter can be consumed:
-
Through a physical port binding in a BizTalk Server solution.
-
By invoking methods on an instance of a .NET client proxy.
-
As a hosted WCF service.
-
By sending SOAP messages over a channel instance in code that uses the WCF channel model.
The following table:
-
Lists the different operations that can be performed on an Oracle database using the Oracle Database adapter.
-
Provides links to the topics containing information about performing the task using the chosen approach (BizTalk Server, WCF service model, or WCF channel model).
The topics in this section provide information, procedures, and examples to help you develop applications that consume the Oracle Database adapter in both BizTalk Server and .NET programming solutions. The topics also provide information on other key aspects of using the adapters, such as:
-
Connecting to the Oracle database.
-
Retrieving metadata from the Oracle database.
-
Using binding properties to configure the adapter.
-
Establishing a Connection to the Oracle Database
-
Retrieving Metadata for Oracle Operations in Visual Studio
-
Working with BizTalk Adapter for Oracle Database Binding Properties
-
Streaming and the Oracle Database Adapter
-
Receiving Polling-based Data-changed Messages
-
Developing BizTalk Applications
-
Developing Applications by Using the WCF Service Model
-
Developing Applications by Using the WCF Channel Model
-
Retrieving Metadata Programmatically from the Oracle Database
-
Samples
-
How Do I?