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Please
join us on September 10th as Darshan Singh presents on the improvements to WCF in .NET 3.5 SP1 and MSMQ! We will have FREE food, drinks, and there will be a prize
drawing for those who attend - courtesy of Sogeti!
Presentation: WCF in .NET 3.5 SP1 and MSMQ Communication
Date: Wednesday, September 10th 2008
Time: 6:30PM
Where: Microsoft, Las Colinas LC1 (7000 HWY 161, Irving TX)
RSVP: rsvp@dfwcsug.com or via Codezone (new users use Access Code 'BizTalk2006' - see Join Us On Codezone for more info!)
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Speaker Bio
Darshan Singh is a Sr. Developer at Intuit, working with the Innovative Gateway Solutions (IGS) team to provide credit card authorization gateway services. He is currently working on upgrading several .NET 1.1 and 2.0 applications to .NET 3.5.
Summary In this two-topic presentation on Windows Communication Foundation, you will learn about the latest and greatest improvements to WCF introduced by .NET 3.5 Service Pack 1. The second part of the presentation will focus on implementing MSMQ-based communication using WCF. Sponsors We would like to extend a special thank you to the sponsors of this event!
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Wow! Thank you everyone for sharing your time during the August meeting! Based on the excellent questions, Anderson’s
presentation on “Workflow as a Service” was very well received! Anderson has already posted the slide deck, sample code and additional resources, which you can download here.
As promised, we are publishing the feedback that we received
for everyone’s review, and as a matter of record. The group leadership team will be using this
feedback to try to determine how best to plan for presentations in the future.
Without further adieu, below are the presentation topics
that were suggested by the group, along with the number of responses for each. As you can see, there was an overwhelming
response for Windows Workflow and Windows Communication Foundation!
We were missing some regular BizTalk attendees and also had several new faces, which might account for it! Each of these topics is fairly broad by themselves, and in
fact, the additional feedback we received was that you want to see MORE DETAIL
and MORE ADVANCED TOPICS. The fluff is
ok, but you want to get to the internals of a particular topic. We hear you! :) We will work on fleshing out more detailed topics. In the meantime, if you've got an idea for a deep dive, or are interested in presenting yourself, please let us know at vpmeetings (at) dfwcsug.com.
Additionally, there has been discussion around dedicating a
segment of the meeting to hearing from someone in the group. This also coincides with some pretty
consistent feedback about getting the chance to relate your personal experiences
with Connected Systems technology. Whether it’s a chance
for an architectural review, an overview of how a particular Connected Systems
technology is implemented at your site, or even a “war story”, this will be a
spot for someone each meeting to share with the group. Once we get a format defined for this we will
be looking for volunteers to kick us off! If your interested, please let us know.
Until next month!
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From Todd Stone, VP of Meetings:
"The DFW
Connected Systems User Group is looking for speakers for the rest of 2008.
We meet the 2nd Wednesday of each
month at the Microsoft Campus in Irving. The August and December meeting dates
have been filled. The next available open meeting date is, Wednesday, September
10th, we also need speakers for October 8th and November 12th. The
presentation topics can be on Microsoft BizTalk Server, BizTalk adapters and
accelerators, Windows Communication Foundation, Windows Workflow Foundation,
the Web Services Architecture, or XML technologies. If you would like to
present on any of these topics or know of anyone else who may, please contact
Todd Stone at vpmeetings (at) dfwcsug.com.
The current format we use for the
meetings is as follows:
Each Meeting:
2 topics - 2 speakers
First speaker presents 30 minute beginner to intermediate level topic
Second speaker presents 1 hour advance level topic"
Feedback from our group suggests that everyone is interested in how everyone else is using connected system technologies. Don't be shy, this is a great opportunity to tell YOUR story!
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CodeZone is a user community portal that helps user groups better manage their membership, mainly by providing tools for managing users and user event registration. This helps our group, DFW Connected Systems User Group, in a couple of different ways. The one that has the biggest impact is that the more users on CodeZone the more prizes for the group! Who doesn't need more swag?
CodeZone is also a great way to get connected with other user groups in our community! You can get connected to DFWCSUG in two easy steps: - First time CodeZone users can register with CodeZone. If you already have a CodeZone account, be sure your logged into CodeZone, then skip to step 2!
- Get connected to DFWCSUG by entering Access Code 'BizTalk2006'.
Thats it! Be sure to tell your friends!
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Please
join us on August 13th as Anderson Imes presents on Workflow as a Service! We will have FREE food, drinks, and there will be a prize
drawing for those who attend - courtesy of Sogeti!
Presentation: Workflow as a Service
Date: Wednesday, August 13th 2008
Time: 6:30PM
Where: Microsoft, Las Colinas LC1 (7000 HWY 161, Irving TX)
RSVP: rsvp@dfwcsug.com
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Speaker Bio
Anderson is a developer for
Mary Kay and an active member of Microsoft's Connected Technology Advisor program. Anderson is currently delivering software
solutions built on .NET, including Windows Communication Foundation and Windows
Workflow. You can learn more about
Anderson from his blog http://theimes.com/.
Summary In the past, raising events
and communicating from the outside into a running workflow was difficult to
understand and to manage. With .NET 3.5, though, Microsoft has blurred
the lines between Windows Communication Foundation and Workflow Foundation,
giving you the same great homogeneous communication model with workflow as you
do a WCF service.
In this presentation you
will learn:
- How to implement a WCF
service declaratively, using WF
- How to create long-running
operations that could span weeks, months, or years
- New bindings in WCF for
use in and out of WF
- Tips to make sure your
transition to .NET 4.0 WF is painless
Sponsors We would like to extend a special thank you to the sponsors of this event!
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Please
join us as Mark Dunn, an INETA speaker, will be presenting Windows
Workflow Foundation Policy and Rules next Wednesday 7/09/2008.
As always, we will have FREE food, drinks, and there will be a prize
drawing for those who attend - courtesy of Sogeti!
Presentation: Windows Workflow Foundation Policy and Rules
Date: Wednesday, July, 9th 2008
Time: 6:30PM
Where: Microsoft, Las Colinas LC1 (7000 HWY 161, Irving TX)
RSVP: rsvp@dfwcsug.com
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Summary
In the future, orchestration in BizTalk will be defined with Windows Workflow
Foundation. It's an important tool for BizTalk developers to learn now in order to be prepared for the future. In this talk Mark will cover a brief introduction to
workflow to explain where it fits and why you would interested as a BizTalk developer.
WF includes the ability to define rule driven workflows with a powerful rules engine. Mark will dig into the rules engine and explain how forward chaining works, how you can take control of rule evaluation yourself and how to use the various attributes that control how the rules engine makes its decisions. You'll also learn the secret of making dynamic changes to rules for a running workflow.
Speaker Bio
Mark has over 20 years of experience in the disciplines of software
engineering, database administration, and project management. Software
that Mark developed for the radio industry is still in use today. He
was a lead developer on the team that created Tapscan, a well-known
Arbritron ratings analysis package that has dominated that industry for
many years. He is the president of DUNN Training and Consulting, Inc. a
Microsoft Gold Certified Partner based in Atlanta, GA.
For the past four years, Mark has been awarded MVP status for his
contributions to the Visual Studio .Net community and he serves as
Microsoft's Regional Director covering the Southeast United States.
Mark also co-founded .Net Rocks, an Internet radio program for .Net
developers recognized in over 80 countries and now hosted by Microsoft
on the MSDN site. He is a popular speaker at conferences such as TechEd
and DevConnections as well as a member of the INETA speakers bureau.
Mark is also a Microsoft Certified Trainer, Application Developer, Solution Developer for .Net, and Database Administrator.
Sponsors We would like to extend a special thank you to the sponsors of this event!
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The DFW Connected Systems Group will hold its June meeting on Wednesday, June 11, 2008. Zach Bonham and Ray Crager of Mary Kay will present an overview of the BizTalk Solution at Mary Kay, Inc. Presentation: The BizTalk Solution at Mary Kay - Six Years Later Tonights presentation is one not to be missed. Mary Kay, Inc., the leading brand of women's cosmetics in the U.S., is a technological leader and the home of an extraordinary group of software architects and engineers. Recognized in 1999 by Bill Gates when it embraced the internet for online ordering, the Mary Kay IT department was among the earliest adopters of the .Net Framework and then of BizTalk 2002. The June meeting will feature Zach Bonham, Technical Architect for Mary Kay, who will review the role that BizTalk played in Mary Kay's technology success over the last six years. Zach will speak about the connected systems, formats, and protocols; then discuss the infrastructure within which BizTalk runs. Zach also will address some of the perceived weak points in this environment (no BAM or BRE, plus tightly coupled ERP systems). Zach's presentation is to be followed by one from Ray Crager. Ray, though an independent consultant, has been with the Mary Kay organization since BizTalk's introduction at Mary Kay. He is considered a key member of the architectural and engineering group. Ray will present a demonstration of Mary Kay's SharePoint portal for exception management; then one about an administration utility "HATTrick" that is used by Business Analysts and Developers. This will be an informative view of the technology and architectural process at one of America's leading private enterprises. There are food, drink and door prizes... so RSVP - then attend the meeting. Place: Microsoft Offices (7000 State Highway 161, Irving TX). When: 6:30pm on Wednesday June 11th. [RSVP to rsvp@biztalkusergroup.com ] We are looking forward to seeing you there. The sponsor of the June meeting is Sogeti, the provider of top IT expertise and technical assistance.
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The DFW Connected Systems Group will hold its May meeting on Wednesday, May 14, 2008. Robby Powell with FarPoint Technologies will have a presentation about "Spread for BizTalk 2006", FarPoint's first SOA Solution. Presentation: Spread for BizTalk 2006 - FarPoint Technologies Spread for BizTalk is a spreadsheet pipeline disassembler and pipeline assembler component. Recently, Robby and his team released the beta of Spread for SharePoint, which is a fully-integrated SharePoint spreadsheet that provides SharePoint professionals with a feature-rich, robust spreadsheet for managing SharePoint List data. Robbie Powell Robby Powell comes to us from North Carolina. He has 20 years of experience in the software industry, and has been a member of the FarPoint development team since joining the company in 1995. He has been involved in the development of many of FarPoint’s products as the company has shown consistent leadership in supporting application developers using Microsoft technologies (DLL, VBX, OCX, ActiveX, .NET Windows Forms, and ASP.NET). In 2005, Robby became the Project Manger of Spread SOA Components to lead the company’s SOA initiaive. There will be food, drink and door prizes... so RSVP - then attend the meeting. Place: Microsoft Offices (7000 State Highway 161, Irving TX). When: 6:30pm on Wednesday May 14th.
[RSVP to rsvp@biztalkusergroup.com ]
Looking forward to seeing you there.
The sponsor of our May meeting is Sogeti, the provider of top IT expertise and technical assistance.
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The DFW Connected Systems Group (formerly DFW BizTalk User Group) will hold its April meeting on
Wednesday, April 9, 2008. Rob Vettor, a Microsoft .NET Architect/Senior Solution Developer, will have an exciting presentation about LINQ and Integrated Querying. An Introduction LINQ and Integrated Querying While most enterprise applications are object-oriented, the data upon which they depend is not. Today, binding these two platforms together results in a significant amount of lost productivity as well as a less than optimal solution. Take a detailed look at the "LINQ Project" to see what Microsoft is doing to help bridge the mismatch between OO and data. Rob will discuss the following: - How LINQ manifests a move from an imperative to a declarative style of programming.
- Adding language and framework extensions to provide a single, unified approach to querying data.
- Examples of querying data from multiple data domains.
- A look at the upcoming Entity Framework.
- How LINQ fits into a multi-tiered application.
There will be food, drink and door prizes... so RSVP - then attend the meeting. Place: Microsoft Offices (7000 State Highway 161, Irving TX). When: 6:30pm on Wednesday April 9th.
[RSVP to rsvp@biztalkusergroup.com and double your chance to win a great door prize]
Looking forward to seeing you there.
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Our March meeting has been cancelled due to unforseen circumstances.
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The DFW Connected Systems Group (formerly DFW BizTalk User Group) will hold its February meeting on
Wednesday, February 13, 2008. Tim Rayburn, Principal Consultant with Sogeti, will have an exciting presentation. A special surprise guest may also present the second part of the evening.
There will be food, drink and door prizes... so RSVP - then attend the meeting.
Place: Microsoft Offices (7000 State Highway 161, Irving TX). When: 6:30pm on Wednesday February 13th.
[RSVP to rsvp@biztalkusergroup.com and double your chance to win a great door prize]
Looking forward to seeing you there.
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[Wednesday - January 9th] Don Tian with DonWare will present this month's subject. BizTest 3.0, a new tool for creating and executing automated tests against your integration application. A new version will be presented that adds support for data driven testing, Excel files and WCF. All members in attendence will receive a free license to BizTest, valued at $499.00. Don has been a Microsoft technologist for almost ten years. The last fours year were spent developing C# and BizTalk Server solutions for Countrywide Financial and for EMSI. In 2006 Don founded Donware, LLC with the public release of BizTest.
Place: Microsoft Offices (7000 State Highway 161, Irving TX). When: 6:30pm on Wednesday January 9th.
[RSVP to rsvp@biztalkusergroup.com and double your chance to win a great door prize]
November Meeting Wrap-up
We have a new name!! The membership voted to change the name of our user group to reflect Microsoft's focus on Connected Systems. The new name for our group is DFW Connected Systems Group.
Todd Stone is the new Vice-President for Meetings. So, extend your congratulations to Todd.
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. The Dallas Area BizTalk User Group has had some really great meetings of late, each focused on BizTalk 2006 R2 and WCF. This month’s meeting will be no exception. .
Amirali Rajan with Sogeti opens with a presentation on using WCF. The WCF Chat Application Amir shows us how he created an Internet Chat application using WCF. Included are the lessons learned working with WCF (and the difficulties he faced and solved). This is a great chance to see WCF in action!!
Our featured speaker, Tim Rayburn (Sogeti) has prepared a great talk on an interesting subject: Building HIPAA Solutions with BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2 includes new HIPAA EDI functionality natively. This talk will highlight these new features related to EDI, discuss how they compare to the previous HIPAA Accelerator, and discuss how healthcare organizations might use BizTalk to automate their claims, eligibility and remittance processing.
Place: Microsoft Offices (7000 State Highway 161, Irving TX). When: 6:30pm on Wednesday November 14th.
[RSVP to rsvp@biztalkusergroup.com to double your chance to win a door prize] There is a vacancy on the board. We will have nominations and an election for the position of “Vice President, Meetings” (Would you like to serve?). Also, an amendment to the By-Laws will be proposed by Tim Rayburn. Following the presentation there will be drawings for door prizes. AND door prizes this month are going to be sharp and brand new. Plus there may be a poster of the new .Net Framework 3.5 as a prize. Those who RSVP will receive two tickets (for the drawings) at the door.
Respond. Confirm you will be there. Receive two tickets for the drawings.
As always food and drinks available. These are provided courtesy of Sogeti.
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Following on the excellent presentation last month by Jonathan Summers of Avanade to show us the WCF Adapter, Leigh Sperberg with Sogeti, presents the WCF framework this month.
Leigh begins with an introduction to WCF and the architectural decisions Microsoft made when creating the framework. Following that introduction Leigh next demonstrates how to build a WCF server, including contracts, endpoints, hosting options and bindings. Then he shows how to build a client to interact with the WCF server, including endpoints and proxies. Code examples will be presented throughout, and there could be a quiz at the end of the talk. Place: Microsoft Offices (7000 State Highway 161, Irving TX). When: 6:30pm on Wednesday October 10th. [RSVP to rsvp@biztalkusergroup.com to double your chance to win the door prize]
Following the presentation there will be drawings for door prizes. The really big prize this meeting is “Microsoft Vista Ultimate”. This is an in the box, fully licensed copy of the latest operating system. Those who RSVP will receive two tickets at the door.
So respond and let us know that you will be there. As always food and drinks available. These are provided courtesy of Sogeti.
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The September meeting will be a special event - Windows Communication Foundation in R2 Place: Microsoft Offices (7000 State Highway 161, Irving TX). When: 6:30pm on Wednesday September 12th. [Let us know you will be there, confirm with an email to: rsvp@biztalkusergroup.com] Avanade, the global IT consultancy, will be the event sponsor and Jonathan Summers, a Solution Architect with Avanade will be the featured speaker. Jonathan will present a talk about Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2 that launches worldwide in September. It features several key additions to the product – key among them the WCF adapters. Join us for an hour-long deep dive into the features of the WCF adapters and how they can be useful in building secure, enterprise-scale integration solutions. The adapters will be demonstrated in action and Jonathan will discuss the new adapter framework that will ship with R2. In addition to his role as a Solutions Architect, Jonathan focuses specifically on the BizTalk Server product line and related integration technologies. He is a frequent speaker at a variety of events discussing enterprise integration technologies and techniques. There will be more... door prizes, food and drink, and a "nuts & bolts" session. So, RSVP... let us know you will be there. -------------------------------------------------------------------
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August 4, 2007 Topics: 1. "Controlling Your BizTalk Source Control" and 2. "Custom Pipeline Component for PGP Encryption"
Speaker: Ed Kisinger and John Lingenfelder
Date: Wednesday, August 8th 2007
Location: Microsoft Campus at 7000 State Highway 161, Irving, TX 75039
Time : 6:30 PM Ed Kisinger will present an overview of using Source Control with BizTalk. John Lingenfelder will present an overview of the PGP Encryption process and how to utilize in constructing a pipeline component for encoding and decoding interchanges, whether externally or within the enterprise. RSVP and double your chances for the raffle of great door prizes. Send your RSVP to RSVP@BizTalkUserGroup.com to let us know whether or not you plan to attend.
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July 11, 2007 Nine BizTalk developers braved the weather to attend the July meeting held at the Microsoft Offices in Las Colinas on the 11th. Pizza and soft drinks were provided by Sogeti, provider of top IT expertise and technical assistance. The order of business was to elect officers for the group. The following were the results of the election: President - Tim Rayburn (Sogeti) VicePresident, Meetings - Ed Kisinger (Sogeti) VicePresident, Membership - John Lingenfelder (Safety-Kleen Systems)
Jay Leask gave a presentation on Mapping Fundamentals which was very well received. One item learned was that labeling the connectors into a functoid, replaced the xpath in the functoid content with that label. Much easier for readability. Before adjourning the meeting, there was a drawing for two fantastic door prizes. The XBox game, N3 (Ninety-Nine Nights) was won by Tim Rayburn The fully licensed Microsoft Ultimate Office Suite 2007 was won by Jay Leask.
The next meeting of the group will be Wednesday, August 8th, 6:30pm at the Microsoft Offices in Las Colinas (7000 State Highway 161 - near hwys 190 and 114).
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At the next meeting, on July 11th, we will be electing
officers for the Dallas BizTalk User Group.
When the original leadership group was put together for the user group,
we wanted to give the group time to build attendance and build leaders from
within before elections were held.
Looking back I think this was definitely the right decision.
The original conversations about this group were held
between me, Caleb Jenkins (Microsoft Developer Evangelist at that time) and
Dustin Hicks (Microsoft TS for BizTalk Server).
This was quickly increased to include Eddy Wassef and Stephen
Thomas. Caleb was kind enough to arrange
a conference call with others from the MidWest who had started a BizTalk User
Group before and to lend his considerable experience with the Tulsa .NET
Developers group. Caleb stressed to us
that the first 6 months of a user group were very important, and so the
leadership group which was forming there decided to plan elections after 6
months of meetings.
We have held successful meetings in January, February,
March, April, June and soon July. While
we are still a group in its infancy, I feel we are doing very well. At this point, I intend to put forward a basic set of By-Laws for the
group which in turn creates three officer positions. You can see a draft of these By-Laws below, and I encourage you to write me at tim@timrayburn.net if you have any concerns.
I greatly appreciate all of those who attend the user group,
and look forward to growing this group in the future.
Tim Rayburn
Draft of the By-Laws
for the Dallas BizTalk User Group
- This
document shall serve as the guiding rules of the Dallas BizTalk User Group.
- These
by-laws can be amended by the vote of two-thirds of the membership attending
any meeting. Any member may bring such a
motion before the meeting.
- There
shall be three officer positions within the group, these being: President, Vice
President of Membership and Vice President of Meetings.
- Elections
- Voting
shall be of all those attending the meeting, with one vote per person.
- Any
person may nominate someone as a candidate for an office, including themselves.
- After
all nominations have been heard, voting will commence and at that time no more
nominations will be accepted except as detailed below.
- A
candidate must receive the votes of a majority of those attending, not merely
of votes cast, in order to be selected as an officer.
- Should
no candidate receive a majority as detailed above and there are more than two
candidates, then the candidate with the least votes will be removed from
consideration and voting will occur again.
- Should
no candidate receive a majority as detailed above but two or less candidates
remain, then all candidates will be removed from consideration and nominations
will begin again after a short break.
- Officer
Terms
- Officers
are elected for a term of 1 calendar year, running from July through June.
- Officers
who find that they lack the time or ability to complete their offices and bring
that to the attention of the group will be thanked for their service and an
election will be held at the next meeting to fulfill the remainder of the term
of that office.
- Officers
can be removed from office by a vote of two thirds of those attending any
meeting. Any member may bring such a
motion before the meeting.
- Officer
Duties
- The
President shall serve as the legal representative of the group, is responsible
the success of the group, and shall manage such funds and property as the group
possess. The President is expected to be
the driving force behind recruiting speakers for the user group. The President shall ensure that the he and the
other officers are completing their duties, or have sufficient volunteers to do
so in their absence.
- The
Vice President of Membership is responsible for the maintenance of the group
website, ensuring that announcements of upcoming meetings are published to the
membership and for signing in members as they arrive to the meetings. When door prizes are offered Vice President
of Membership will also be responsible for handling the drawings for those
prizes.
- The
Vice President of Meetings is responsible for working with our sponsors to
ensure that we have a location for each meeting, for ensuring that food and
beverages are available for each meeting.
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Topic : BizTalk Solution Design Review
Speaker: Dustin Hicks
Date: June 13th 2007
Location: Microsoft Campus at 7000 State Highway 161, Irving, TX 75039
Time : 6:30 PM Description :
Dustin Hicks will be discussing the implementation details of an SAP integration project utilizing a custom written decorator pipeline framework. Architecture design and production details will be presented and discussed in detail. We will review the code for a generic decorator pattern, it’s implementation in a pipeline component, value passing context properties, DocumentProcessor classes and development patterns. In addition, purchase order integration including RosettaNet (3A4) to SAP (ORDERS05) transformations and processing pattern will be presented.
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Our speaker for the May meeting has had to reschedule, so we are cancelling this month's meeting of the Dallas BizTalk User Group. We are always looking for more speakers, so please if you're interested in speaker, or even willing to speak, then please send an email to leaders@BizTalkUserGroup.com.
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Topic : Enterprise Integration Patterns in BizTalk Server Speaker : Tim Rayburn Date : April 11th, 2007 Location : Microsoft Campus at 7000 State Highway 161, Irving, TX 75039 Time : 6:30 PM Description : We will be reviewing some of the Patterns detailed in "Enterprise Integration Patterns" by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf and how they are handled in BizTalk Server or how they can be created in BizTalk Server. This talk will be conceptual talk meant to allow new and veteran users alike understand the patterns of messaging based systems. The talk will be split into two parts covering both the introductory and advanced talk of the meeting.
More speakers wanted! We are currently seeking people willing to talk to the user group about various topics. If you've done something cool with BizTalk Server, please come and talk to us about it!
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Date : March 14th, 2007
Time : 6:30 PM
Location : Microsoft Campus at 7000 State Highway 161 Irving, TX 75039 Summary Ed Kisinger will be presenting on ways you can use WMI (Windows Management Interface) to automate processes related to BizTalk Server. He will show how to write code which can help you automatically save, terminate or otherwise handle suspended messages and much more. About Ed Kisinger Ed Kisinger is a Senior Consultant with Sogeti Consulting and an expert in the area of Visual Studio Team System. In addition he currently works with BizTalk Server and C# on a daily basis. He blogs at EdSquared.com and has twice been a guest on .NET Rocks! If you plan to attend, please RSVP to RSVP@BizTalkUserGroup.com
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Date : February 14th, 2006
Time : 6:30 PM
Location : Microsoft Campus at 7000 State Highway 161 Irving, TX 75039 Summary
Don will present BizTest, a new tool for creating and executing automated tests against your integration application. No prior knowledge of BizTalk is required. All who attend will receive a free license to BizTest, valued at $499. About Don Tian
Don has worked with Microsoft technologies since 1998. For the past three years, he has developed C# and BizTalk Server solutions for two large companies in the Dallas area: EMSI and Countrywide Financial. In 2006, he founded Donware LLC with the public release of BizTest Professional 2.0.
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The Dallas BizTalk User Group will be meeting on January 10th, 2006 at the Microsoft Campus in Las Colinas. Our speaker will be Tim Rayburn who will be talking about the BizTalk Deployment Framework by Scott Colestock. The Meeting will start promptly at 6:30pm, the address of the Microsoft Campus is : 7000 State Highway 161
Irving, TX 75039 We look forward to seeing you all there. BizTalk User Group Leadership
leaders@biztalkusergroup.com
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