Installing of packages and msi is a day to day activity in current business scenario. And with growing use of technology and programs it becomes all the more important to have this process efficient, error free, less time consuming. Automating such process becomes all the more important. Today we will see how we can achieve … Continue reading Install MSI packages (Locally and on Remote computers) using WMI
For cross domain WCF-SQL adapter communication between servers that communicate, the UseAmbientTransaction property should be set to false to establish the data communication. For detailed information of various WCF-SQL adapter properties please refer this. Continue reading Cross Domain WCF-SQL Adapter communication
During the initial set-up of SharePoint 2013 adapter with BizTalk 2013 there may be scenario when you get errors such as : The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized. The adapter failed to transmit message going to send port “XXXX” with URL “wss://ServerXXX:XX/sites/XX/xxxxx/xxxx“. It will be retransmitted after the retry interval specified for this … Continue reading BizTalk 2013 and SharePoint 2013 Integration Issue (401:Unauthorized)
There are multiple ways to extract details of resources contained within a BizTalk MSI package. One being using msiexec.exe to extract the contents to a location and get the information. However BizTalk has an excellent dll which can help get all the required resource details that comes in packed in the MSI package. The saviour … Continue reading Extract details of resources contained within a BizTalk MSI package
Documents can be uploaded or deleted from SharePoint library using C# without using SharePoint dlls. There may arise cases when you want to performs upload and delete documents to and from SharePoint document libraries using C# but you don’t have or want to involve SharePoint dlls to perform this action. System.Net.WebClient and System.Net.WebRequest comes in … Continue reading Programmatically Upload and Delete documents from SharePoint library
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