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 Monday, March 24, 2008

Happy Easter,

It's user group week and this Wednesday we're going to look at BAM (as well as playing some xbox!)

Wow another month has gone by and there’s been some great work done in the land of BizTalk.
There’s been a BizTalk Operations guide released and a whole swag of BizTalk whitepapers/articles published also – keep an eye on my blog (Main link, and the BizTalk Specific Info Link) for all of these and more.

If you haven’t checked out the BizTalk Adapter Pack V1.0 then it will be available from MSDN Downloads from April 1 (no April fools joke) – US Date, April 2 for us.

So what’s coming up in March I hear you ask....

This month I’m mixing a little work with play! IT’s XBOX time!!!! (with some BAM thrown in there)

(we didn’t actually get the XBOX ‘room’, but I’ve decided we’re going to make our own......in no other place than the boardroom! – “Mr Green, in the Boardroom with the Candle Stick!”.....wrong game :)

I’m also wanting to cover BAM from setup, including WCF and WF services. But the really cool part is that I’ll show you how to expose this in MOSS 2007 BI Dashboards! (right in the middle of your intranet!)

What is in store for our March 26th Session (add to Outlook)

Where:
Microsoft, North Ryde
1 Epping Road

When:
6pm - Beer + Pizza
6.30pm - Kick off
March 26th 2008

- LOAD FEST going on in the background – if you haven’t already got all the latest .NET 3.5 goodies, then I have 30GB worth that you copy over.

- TOPIC THIS MONTH: BAM End-To-End and XBOX-ing.

Presenter: Mick Badran (aka me) – MVP BizTalk and experience in Biztalk since its inception (1999/2000).
Mick as extensive real world experience in BizTalk and integration

Session Outline

In this session we will be focusing on some BAM within the BizTalk 2006 R2 Framework.

1) How to get BAM off the ground

2) Using BAM within Windows Workflow and WCF Services.

3) Extending BAM in real time

4) Surfacing BAM information through a MOSS Business Intelligence ‘Dashboard’

5) XBOX games! Games and more games.

Feel free to forward this to any of your colleagues/friends I may have missed (tell them to register on the Sydbiz.org site to be included)



Call for Speakers/Other People to take Tyre Kicking Sessions

If you want to help out and share a little of what you know with us, as always I welcome all and sundry.
Just email me and we’ll organise it....or....I could just dob you in......now where has Neal gone???

Love to see you there – and reply to this email to let me know for catering.

Monday, March 24, 2008 10:48:58 PM (AUS Eastern Standard Time, UTC+10:00)  #    Comments [2]   BizTalk | Usergroup  | 
Monday, April 21, 2008 9:58:10 PM (AUS Eastern Standard Time, UTC+10:00)
Hi
I work with BizTalk server 2006 and I have a big problem with it, I will be thankful if you can help me.
I want to create a process in BizTalk orchestrator which runs in SharePoint and assign tasks to users.

I can create process and run it in SharePoint but all tasks (of process) is run for one user, So my problem is how to assign each task to each user (SharePoint users).
Best Regard
john
Thursday, April 24, 2008 9:35:25 PM (AUS Eastern Standard Time, UTC+10:00)
Hi John, it sounds like you've got an interesting problem. A couple of things come to mind....
(1) are you straight out using the BTS WSS Adapter? or are you using the Sharepoint APIs to create the task entry??

All you really need to do is to allocate the user to the 'Assigned To' field?? Sharepoint must know about the user, in other words resolve their domain\username.

If you're using the Sharepoint API to achieve this then the problem is straight forward to solve.

If you're using the WSS Adapter you'll need to assign the 'Assigned To' property to be the desired user( or group).
(I don't have sample code with me right now)...what I would do is to create a dummy task list in sharepoint and add an entry to it. Save the List as a Template AND include the content - this way when you open up the *.STP file (it's a CAB) you'll be able to see the values required for the extra properties within the entry.

(Correct me if I'm wrong, I don't think you're asking about using the SSO service to resolve bts user/s to Sharepoint Users?)
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