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Where solution build order is saved

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问题 I have a solution which contains multiple projects (csproj & btproj). I'm actually running BizTalk 2013 R2, so I'm developing under Visual Studio 2013. I have many powershell scripts to deploy my applications and I have to enhance them. I need to read or determine the projects build order of a solution to deploy my assemblies in this order. Ok I can get it under "Project->Project Dependencies", but where are these informations stored ? Or how can I determine them programatically with

How can I set SB-Messaging adapter credentials securely?

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问题 I am developing a solution which involves reading messages from an Azure service bus queue using the BizTalk SB-Messaging adapter. I am using the BizTalk Deployment Framework to deploy the application without user input. Some adapters have an option to acquire credentials for external systems using the Single Sign-On database (option 'Use SSO'). The SB-Messaging adapter doesn't have this feature, and requires that either ACS (Access Control Service) or SAS (Shared Access Secret) credentials

Generating BTDF settings file generator

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问题 I am using BizTalk server deployment framework (Sure many of Biztalkers do so) to generate environment specific bindings. When I'm deploying my solution to a new environment, I'm manually setting connection strings and URLs for sendports/receive locations. Then I am exporting binding file and manually writing Xpaths to a values that change in this environment to a SettingFileGenerator.xml. This is quite routine job to do and I'm asking if there is a 'smart' (automatic) way to compare my

How can I set SB-Messaging adapter credentials securely?

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I am developing a solution which involves reading messages from an Azure service bus queue using the BizTalk SB-Messaging adapter. I am using the BizTalk Deployment Framework to deploy the application without user input. Some adapters have an option to acquire credentials for external systems using the Single Sign-On database (option 'Use SSO'). The SB-Messaging adapter doesn't have this feature, and requires that either ACS (Access Control Service) or SAS (Shared Access Secret) credentials for the service (in this case a queue) are entered in the UI. BTDF can also set them by entering them in