There are some notable enhancements to some of these adapters in BizTalk 2013 and R2.
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SharePoint |
BizTalk 2010 |
BizTalk 2013 |
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SharePoint 2007 |
SSOM Adapter |
SSOM Adapter |
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SharePoint 2010 |
SSOM Adapter |
SSOM or CSOM Adapter |
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SharePoint 2013 |
No Adapter, Web Services Only |
CSOM Adapter |
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SharePoint Online |
No Adapter, Web Services Only |
CSOM Adapter |
There are two types of SWIFT messaging. MT and MX(ISO20022). A4SWIFT 3.0 is originally designed to be used for MT messaging. But Microsoft supports MX messaing with A4SWIFT 3.0 SP1. Still, there are some other restrictions.
this.correlationId = MXRRUtils.GetMXMQCorrelationID(inMsg.Context); if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(MXRRUtils.GetMXMQCorrelationID(inMsg.Context))) public static string GetMXMQCorrelationID(IBasePropertyBag ctx) { string str = (string) ctx.Read(“MQMD_CorrelId”, “http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/mqs-properties”); if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(str)) { return str.ToUpper(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); } return null; }
There are some hidden tools that Microsoft provides out of the box but not often used. One of those is the pipeline.exe It’s located in %BTSInstallDir%\SDK\Utilities\PipelineTools\
<properties> <property name="MQMD_CorrelId" namespaceURI="http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/mqs-properties" value="test1" /> </properties>