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More on Microsoft’s ESB Guidance

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Marty Wasznicky of the BizTalk product team is back from the blogging dead and talking about Microsoft’s ESB Guidance.

The last time this character posted on the blog was immediately after he and I taught a brutal BizTalk “commando” class in 2005. Keep an eye on him since he’s the primary architect behind the ESB Guidance bits and a wealth of BizTalk knowledge.

My company is actually running the “Exception Management” bits from ESB Guidance in production as we speak. I put some of the early release bits into a key application, and it’s great to now allow business users to review and resubmit business exception data from a SharePoint site.

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    Richard, just curious if your company is running the ESB Guidance with BizTalk Server 2006. Was it easy to implement? Tha

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    We are indeed running it. I made a number of modifications to suit our needs, but it was fairly easy to work with. It helps having the source code!

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