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BizTalk 2009

Microsoft has just updated it’s BizTalk Roadmap , the key change in the roadmap is the introduction of BizTalk 2009. BizTalk 2009 replaces the planned 2006r3 release. The 2009 release should be with us early in 2009 with some great features including development in Visual Studio 2008 :), I have summarised...

Posted to Do programmers dream in Byte Code? (Weblog) by Robert on 09-15-2008
Virtual BizTalk -

The BizTalk CAT/UE team have just released the “ Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Hyper-V Guide ”. It covers Deploying, Evaluating and Testing BizTalk with Hyper-V. if you are even thinking of virtualizing BizTalk read this guide. b.

Posted to Do programmers dream in Byte Code? (Weblog) by Robert on 07-24-2008
BlackMarble SOA/BizTalk Event

Thanks to everyone who sat and listened to my presentations on BizTalk RFID, ESB and ISB. I hope that you found them useful. As promised here are the links: Biztalk RFID : http://www.microsoft.com/biztalk/en/us/rfid.aspx Blue C Sushi : http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/casestudy.aspx?casestudyid=201405...

Posted to Steve Spencer (Weblog) by Steve on 07-03-2008
TechED 2008 IT in Orlando

I am just back from a week on the BizTalk Stand at TechED IT in Orlando, it was great to have the opportunity to chat to so many great people and to meet other BizTalkers. I was privileged to meet some great people to name but a few Mark Beckner author of the classic Apress BizTalk 2006...

Posted to Do programmers dream in Byte Code? (Weblog) by Robert on 06-18-2008
BizTalk 2006 R2 Management Pack

The BizTalk Server Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 is a management pack for discovery and monitoring of BizTalk Server components and applications. This new management pack includes monitoring for most of the new R2 Features Suspended Message Alerts Alert Suppression Policy Native EDI BAM...

Posted to Do programmers dream in Byte Code? (Weblog) by Robert on 05-04-2008
Oslo in a nutshell

What is Oslo all about? According to Microsoft's Burley Kawasaki at Architect Insight, Oslo is a new way to build connected applications where services are extended from client to cloud and models become the mainstream part of development. Oslo is not a product but a way of working. http://www.microsoft...

Posted to Steve Spencer (Weblog) by Steve on 04-30-2008
Extra announcement on BizTalk 2006 R3

Burley Kawasaki has just announced at the Microsoft Insight 2008 conference that in BizTalk 2006 R3 that Microsoft has Acquired from Covast some of their advanced B2B functionality specifically around new vertical industries ( details to come ) , this will be a no cost addition to BizTalk 2006 R3. b...

Posted to Do programmers dream in Byte Code? (Weblog) by Robert on 04-29-2008
Architecture Insight 2008

Matt Deacon (Microsoft) runs a significant set of Architecture events certainly in the UK. Over the last two days several of the Black Marble architects and seniors have been at the Microsoft Insight Conference 2008. There has been a great range of topics split roughly into Infrastructure , Solutions...

Posted to Do programmers dream in Byte Code? (Weblog) by Robert on 04-29-2008
BizTalk 2006 R3

To coincide with the release of SQL Server 2008 Microsoft plans to release an updated version of BizTalk Server. The update will cover compatibility with Windows Server 2008, .NET Framework 3.5, Visual Studio 2008 , and SQL Server 2008. This allows BizTalk Server users to improve on: scalability for...

Posted to Do programmers dream in Byte Code? (Weblog) by Robert on 04-24-2008
I am sitting in on the Oslo Software Design Review

I am currently attending the Microsoft Connected Systems Divisions , Olso Software Design Review and I am looking at the future and it is so bright it hurts, not to mention the amazing talent in the room , Juval Lowy, Sam Gentile, Brian Loesgen, Brian Noyes, Michele Leroux Bustamante, Roman Kiss, Don...

Posted to Do programmers dream in Byte Code? (Weblog) by Robert on 04-16-2008

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