BizTalk 2006 Recipes is based on the experiences of the most savvy experts in the industry. Designed as a troubleshooting guide with in-depth solutions, the book is ideal for all levels of BizTalk 2006 users.
The following error is extremely common in EDI deployments:
6: Missing or invalid or duplicate Transaction set identifier ‘http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/EDI/X12/2006#X12_00401_850′
It generally means one of two things:
1. The EDI schema is not deployed properly (or is partially deployed).
2. The schema has been deployed more than once and two (or more) versions of it appear in the GAC.
The book, “Pro RFID in BizTalk Server 2009“, is now available.
http://www.amazon.com/Pro-RFID-BizTalk-Server-2009/dp/1430218371
Co-authors include:
Venkatesh Ram (http://s3edge.com/about_management_team.php)
Mark Simms (http://blogs.msdn.com/masimms/)
I have been invited to present on several topics at Microsoft TechEd 2009, May 11th-15th. The topics include:
Creating nodes using Inline XSLT often eliminates much of the complexity around mapping. To demonstrate how to use XSLT, this post will illustrate an XSLT script that created three N1 target records using two “dynamic” input records and one “static” record.
The input has two out of the three records, the third record is hard coded into the XSLT.
The Map looks as follows:
The Map
* Note that the value-of XSL is looking for “local-name()”. This enables source documents with namespace prefixes (such as ns0) in them to be mapped. In this case, the source is <ns0:TradingPartner>.
Incorrect Mapping (checks only the first occurance of DTM)
Output of Incorrect Mapping
Correct Mapping (with Loop Functoid)
Result
I’ve got a new book coming out in March 2009 on BizTalk RFID. An early link to the book as at http://www.amazon.com/Pro-RFID-BizTalk-Server-2006/dp/1430218371/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1222812317&sr=1-3.
I am co-authoring this book with Mark Simms and Venkatesh Ram, both incredible experts in RFID technology and its application.
The final book title will be Pro RFID in BizTalk Server 2009.
The following talk was with done with Greg Hughes at TechEd in Orlando.
Achieving Success with BizTalk Server 2006 R2 and EDI Implementations
I work as an editor with Apress publishing; should anyone have any interest in writing on a technical topic, send me your ideas and I can work with you to come up with an approach and content that will be of interest and value to the community. Publishing a book is an excellent step in anyone’s career, and I can help you through the process.
A fantastic event, with some great people working in the SOA/BizTalk track. I appreciate the opportunity to have spoken to those who attended the BizTalk EDI sessions, and hope that I was able to bring value to the audience. The breakout session was recorded and will be posted to TechEd Online, for those who may have interest.