biztalk-2013

Is BizTalk Server 2013 compatible with the Dynamics AX 2009 AIF BizTalk Adapter? I've searched but can't find any information to say either way. I found that BizTalk Server 2010 is compatible with AX2009 SP1 RU7: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/emeadaxsupport/archive/2011/09/29/microsoft-biztalk-server-2010-passes-compatibility-testing-with-microsoft-dynamics-ax-2009-sp1.aspx (Apologies if this is not the correct site for this question, as it's not directly programming related; however I couldn't find another Stack Exchange site which looked more suitable). I did not find anything newer announced at

We have a client that is going to use the AlwaysOn Availability feature of SQL Server 2012. They want to have the BizTalk WCF-SQL port connect to the read-only replica. The documentation on the subject say that the connection has to be made to the SQL Server 2012 Availability Group Listener, and the connection has to be able to set the “ApplicationIntent” parameter. This tells the SQL Listener that the connection is a read-only intent connection, and that it should be redirected to a readable secondary replica. Without that working the connection will be made to the primary database which is

I am developing a schema for flat file disassembly in BizTalk 2013. However, I have a big problem with the schema, since the parsing result is rubbish. The flat file type I am parsing looks like this: HEADER:opt1:opt2:opt3+opt4:opt5+opt6+op7:opt8:opt9' TAG1:opt1:opt2:opt3+opt4:opt5:opt6+op7:opt8:opt9' TAG2:opt1:opt2:opt3+opt4:opt5:opt6+op7:opt8:opt9' TAG3:opt1:opt2:opt3+opt4++opt6+op7:opt8:opt9' TAG4:opt1:opt2:opt3+opt4:opt5' The flat file has three hierarchy parts: Top level: Segments , delimited by ' characters (not the line break, this was just added for better readability) Middle level:

I'm trying to use BizTalk for communicating between two web services. It has to be like this: Service1 gets an input and sends message through BizTalk to Service2 , Service2 responds that message, forwards it to BizTalk, and delivers it to Service1 . Finally Service1 returns the response to user. I'm trying hard to do it for days, but I couldn't manage to build orchestration without compiler errors, and I couldn't find a single piece of example with web services and web ports with typing inputs. I started to believe that this is impossible, at least with BizTalk. The big question is: Is it

In my limited experience with BizTalk it seems that BizTalk projects and Visual Studio version are somewhat locked to each other. For example, you can't open a BizTalk 2010 project in Visual Studio 2012, you have to have BizTalk 2013 components installed on your development machine in order to do so. So, my question is this, will Visual Studio 2013 support BizTalk 2013 projects (or even possibly BizTalk 2010 projects for that matter) or will we be stuck using VS 2012 for BT projects? Edit: I had previously added an answer as follows: Sheesh, I don't know what Google search terms I was using