In my last post I wrote about how one can extract InfoPath processing instructions from a message inside an orchestration. While it seems to work all right, the idea generally has nothing to do with business. A better place for doing this would be a pipeline. So I wrote a simple pipeline which is basically identical to the default XMLReceive with one ......

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If you worked with InfoPath you must know about processing instructions that it uses to treat an XML file as an InfoPath form. If your orchestration receives such a file, alters its data and then sends it out, you should keep these processing instructions to be able to view your file as an infopath form. InfoPath (SP1) uses 2 PI's: <?mso-infoPathSolution ......

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I've recently submitted an article about DebugBreak (and, in a way, ASSERTs), why it does not work sometimes and how you can improve it to get it working always. The article is available on the CodeProject through this url http://www.codeproject.com/... ......

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Today I've encountered an interesting issue with the SharePoint. I wrote a code to call a couple of SharePoint web services. But it did not work. SoapException occurred with the message "Exception of type Microsoft.SharePoint.SoapSe... was thrown.". Having played a little bit with the code I understood that the same exception occured ......

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Hi, Everyone!My name is Stas Kondratiev and I've recently worked with the most amazing :-) Microsoft's product - BizTalk Server 2004. Despite the fact that you'll get a standard documentation out-of-the-box after installing BizTalk, it's not enough to get understanding why everything works the way it does. So here's the list of the best (IMO) information ......

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