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BizTalk Server: Transform text files (Flat Files) into XML–Introduction (Part 1)
Introduction Transformations are one of the most common components in the integration processes. They act as essential translators in the decoupling between the different systems to connect. This...
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BizTalk Server: Transform text files (Flat Files) into XML – Necessary tools...
Necessary tools and artifacts As mentioned earlier, to solve this problem – BizTalk Server: Transform text files (Flat Files) into XML – we must create at least two artifacts: Flat File Schema: with...
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BizTalk Server: Transform text files (Flat Files) into XML – A practical...
Constructing a Flat Files Schema – Practical example For this project, we will use the BizTalk Server 2010 and Visual Studio 2010 and we will explain step by step what needs to be developed. Briefly,...
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BizTalk Server: Transform text files (Flat Files) into XML – Conclusion (Part 4)
Configuring the BizTalk application This is the final step of this process. In order to properly test the solution we have been developing in BizTalk Server, we need to configure the application that...
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BizTalk Server: Teach me something new about Flat Files (or not) – Introduction
Following one of my last speaking engagement in the Porto.Data Community Meeting about Flat Files: How to process Flat Files documents (TXT, CSV …) in BizTalk Server where I address some of the...
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BizTalk Server: Teach me something new about Flat Files (or not) – Files...
This post is intended to consolidate some basic principles about Flat File Schema Wizard First of all, BizTalk Flat File Schema Wizard is a template inside Visual Studio that allows you to convert Flat...
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BizTalk Server: Teach me something new about Flat Files (or not) – Delimited...
We ended the last post asking: Do you think the Schema is entirely correct? Does it handle all files accordingly to the expected results? Or do we need to tune some of the properties of your schema…...
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BizTalk Server: Teach me something new about Flat Files (or not) – Positional...
In the second post of this series, we follow a simple walkthrough explaining the basic principles to create a flat file schema from a file delimited by symbols. Now it’s time to do the same thing, but...
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