This part contents mostly concerns coding on VB.NET which will interacts with SQL server on pubs database. The sample database can be download at SQL2000SampleDb. You do not need to complete Part I before.
This post is the last part which gathers common problems along with solutions about accessing SQL Server using JDBC on NetBeans. By defer posting this a few months, I found many problems that may occur from many people and also solutions. So this post will benefit people who want to develop application to connect a SQL Server using JDBC and have problem with it.
There are 9 tutorials in this topic.
This topic will show how to use FTP Adapter to read and write files to FTP server.
This topic will show how to use Functiods in BizTalk. Functiods are like functions, they are objects in Map Orchestration. The purpose of Map is to mapping values from source message to destination message. For instance, you can use concatenate functiod to concat two elements from source message and assign to destination message.
This tutorial shows how to customize output filename inside orchestration.
There are 9 tutorials in this training. Read the rest of this entry »
This tutorial shows how to receive plain text using FILE Adapter and map to xml message while in orchestration and finally send out using FILE Adapter as plain text.
This tutorial shows how to create simple orchestration to send/receive xml messages using FILE Adapter.
I have been trained SQL Server 2005 several months ago but I haven’t time to summarize yet so I’m going to write as much as possible. The training course concerns about using MS SQL Server 2005 with MS Visual Studio Visual Basic.NET so some part may contains source code in VB.NET. Most of contents will express using example and figure if you need reference or more detail of functions, you can try search at MSDN, Microsoft.com. I hope that these may be useful for programmers to review.
The training consumes 5 days so I’ll categorize this by days and also separate each day into 2 parts because it’s quite long. Read the rest of this entry »
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