Hi all

I took the exam (70-595) in BizTalk 2010 a couple of days ago.

This was my fifth exam in BizTalk, counting the exams in BizTalk 2000, BizTalk 2004, BizTalk 2006 and BizTalk 2006 R2.

And just to answer the most common questions:

• No, I didn’t prepare
• No, I can’t give you any pointers as to what to read

This completes my still perfect streak in BizTalk exams

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eliasen

Hi all

Just to let you know that the next meeting in the Danish BizTalk User Group (DBUG) will be on May 4’th 2011.

I will be speaking about transactions in orchestrations.

Find the official invitation here: http://www.dbug.dk/files/dbug%20maj%202011.pdf

Thanks

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eliasen

Hi all

Just to let you all know that the next Danish BizTalk User Group event will take place on January 19’th 2011. You can find the invitation at http://www.dbug.dk/files/biztalk%20brugergruppe%20januar%202011.pdf

Cheers

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eliasen

Hi all

Just a quick post to provide the slides and the code from my latest presentation at the Swedish BizTalk UserGroup. I talked about transactions, exception handling and compensation.

Slides:

Code:

Thanks

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eliasen

Hi all

Just to let you all know that on the 18’th November I’ll be speaking at the Swedish BizTalk User Group about transactions in orchestrations.

I’ll be talking about transactions, exception handling and compensating – feel free to join us

You can find information about the event here: http://swebug20101118.eventbrite.com/

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eliasen

Hi all

Today a customer asked me for the Custom Functoid Wizard. Before today I had never heard of it. I searched lots of places, and found several bog entries with links to the 2004 source code, installer, 2006 source code, installer and what not – but none of the links checked out.

So finally the customer found it himself, and just for the benefit of the rest of the world, I have placed the installer for the BizTalk 2009 version of the Custom Functoid Wizard at http://www.eliasen.dk/files/FunctoidWizardSetupInstaller.zip.

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eliasen

Hi all

Actually, I was warded the MDIP title quite some time ago – I just haven’t blogged about it.

The MDIP title is sort of a Danish mini-MVP award. It stands for Microsoft Designated Information Provider.

Yeah…

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eliasen

Hi all

Last week I participated in a pretty insane and intensive 5-day course covering the TOGAF 9 Foundation and TOGAF 9 Certified curriculum.

We were 11 people form Logica Denmark doing the course, and on Friday we all took the Foundation exam just after lunch. Luckily we all passed and then at 2pm we all took the Certified exam. The colleagues I have heard from by now all passed, and I am happy to announce, that so did I.

So I can now call myself TOGAF 9 Certified!

You can read more about The Open Group, TOGAF and the certifications at http://www.opengroup.org/, http://www.opengroup.org/togaf/ and http://www.opengroup.org/togaf9/cert/.

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eliasen

Hi all

If you go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/biztalk/default.aspx you can see that this month I am the featured BizTalk MVP – yeah…

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eliasen

Hi all

A couple of days ago I held two presentations at the first meeting in the Danish BizTalk User Group (DBUG).

The first presentation was about the new mapper in BizTalk 2010.
Find my presentation here:

The second presentation was about the Pipeline Component Wizard.
Find my presentation here:

Find the code samples for both presentations here:

Note that my file names, source code, and so on has “DKBUG” instead of “DBUG” because the official acronym wasn’t chosen until the meeting, so I guessed… and guessed wrong

That’s all, folks!

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eliasen