I got a 250$ gift card. I have no idea what to spend on. I am thinking of a iPhone, iPod touch or a Kindle. All which would mean about a 150$ more. Any ideas?
The best movie I have seen this year. It is awesome. Watch it!
Your Mac is actualy a PC, computer geeks out there know this but it doesn’t matter. I’ll tell why. What was a thought to be the biggest blunder made by Apple is turning out to best mistake anyone could every make. Back in the 80′s Apple decided that Mac would remain proprietary and not a standard that would allow anyone to build a Mac just like a PC. It didn’t sense then because PC would soon be everywhere and it would be a lot cheaper to build or buy a PC when compared to a Mac.
Fast forward 25 years. You have PC’s everywhere. Everyone has it. Apple decided to use the PC architecture for their computers for economical reasons but they will never ever tell you this. Why? Because you have a market with gazillion computers all of which are PC’s but you are a Mac. This is the biggest advertising opportunity since the 60′s and boy are they making use of it.
Nice movie with a really pretty women in it. Although there is nothing extraordinary about the movie it was well made and acting is top notch.
Rating : 6/10
Nicotine, Valium, Vicodin, Marijuana, Ecstasy and AlcoholC-c-c-c-c-cocaine
- Queens of the Stone Age
They sound so much better in a concert. The concert was cool. I liked The Kooks and Mute Math performances the most.
http://blogs.msdn.com/richardbpi/archive/2006/04/10/572644.aspx
http://www.digitaldeposit.net/blog/2007_08_01_saravanakumarmv_archive.html
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa559328.aspx (Enabling)
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa995583.aspx (Troubleshooting)
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa578158.aspx
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms946955.aspx (how-to, not as good as or useful as mine 
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There are two ways to expose your business process as web service. One allows you to expose your orchestration within Biztalk as a web service and the other allows you to create new web service based on a schema file (xsd). Either way you will be converting a HTTP SOAP request to a biztalk message, do all your processing based on the message within the Biztalk world and then return a SOAP response.
If you need to expose some of your existing business processes then you would likely be exposing an orchestration. If you starting off, exposing schemas could be a better option. My advice stick with the first option unless you really have good reasons not to. Once you read the rest of this How-To you will know why. What should have been a piece of cake, something that shouldn’t have take more than few hours took forever.
The web publishing wizard will gather some information from you about your schema and will auto generate c# code for you that will call your biztalk component responsible to send this SOAP request to a SOAP adapter.
Bring up the web publishing wizard and select “Publish schemas as web services” option.
The second screen allows you to name your web service, the web methods and the parameters. There is bug in the component that is auto generating code. What the wizards calls your web service description is actually the namespace under which the class will be defined. If you give these two the same name the generated code will NOT compile. Make sure that the web service description, the root node and the class name, the child node of the root node DO NOT have the same name.
In the next screen change the target namespace of the web service.
Specify the location you want to host your web service at, if there is a web service already present in that location you will get the option to overwrite it. Check allow anonymous access to your web service. Also check the create Biztalk receive location and select the Biztalk application under which you want to create this receive location.
Next screen gives you a summary. Review it, if everything looks good keep going. If you get errors at this point then it will most probably be an issues with permissions related to IIS or Biztalk. If there were no errors then you will given the URL to the published web service and file location of the .net solution. Open up the URL in your browser to make sure everything went well. You will have a link that says Something.asmx, click on that if you don’t see any errors you are good.
You are not done yet. You have exposed your schema as a web service and also created a receive location in Biztalk but there are no subscribers to that receive location. So if you try to invoke the web service will greeted by “Internal SOAP error” message. Very useful huh. Yeah that’s all you get.
Create an orchestration and subscribe to this port. Here is big gotcha that isn’t documented any where in MSDN documents. The operation type of your logical receive port should match your web method name or else the message will NOT be picked up the orchestration. You might want to use the Biztalk subscription viewer to make sure you are subscribed to the port.
Don’t start your Biztalk app and send a SOAP request, yet. You are not done. Now you know why this is so painful. Bring up your Biztalk admin console. Go to the receive port that the web publishing wizard created for you.
By default the wizard will select PassThru pipeline for both receive and send pipelines. Now technically you should select XMLReceive and XMLTransmit. Do this unless your schema is multi part in which case you want to select PassThruReceive and XMLTransmit. The SOAP adapter for some reason, I don’t know if this is another bug, puts the wrong DocumentSpecName property in the message context in case of a multi part message. So when if you do PassThru there won’t be any checking and it goes through. Obviously this won’t work if you have inbound schemas.
What a horrible movie. But if you really want to know why Robert De Niro is one of greatest actors alive you got to watch this movie. He puts every other actor in the movie look worse an amateurs. As for the movie the screenplay is unimaginative, dialogues are bum, uncalled dramatics it has everything you need to make a bad movie.
Rating : 5/10
This is by far the best software licensing agreement I have seen so far. I really don’t care if the software is open source or not. But I do care if software licensing is human readable and is written with someone with common sense.
http://wordweb.info/free/licence5.html
Oh yeah the software rocks too. Check it out you will love it.
Extreme technical crap follows, if the title didn’t make sense don’t even try to read.
Day 1: Publish Schemas as a Web Service
Suppose you want create a web service with Biztalk all you need to do is define your Request and Response in a XML schema file and use the Web Services Publishing Wizard to create the web service. Not a single line of coding. Pretty cool huh, wait until you try it.
I don’t know yet. But I got to, it seems doing this will add more value to your web services as Biztalk can do some enterprisey stuff. Will update this once I know better.
Do these in the exact order
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa559328.aspx
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa577935.aspx
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa578158.aspx
Once your done with all that you will most likely come across one of these issues.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa995583.aspx
Fix them. All done good. You are not done yet. Now send a request to your web service and hope that it doesn’t time out and returns a response. As for me, I keep getting a timeout error. Yes, I did try setting a higher timeout (20 mins) yet didn’t make any difference.
You people are not tuned in well enough on how read your newspapers. Please, allow me. Let’s say that you read this
Although the ruling clergy in Iran are very unpopular, they are not going anywhere anytime soon.
The right way interpret it would be
The ruling clergy in Iran are very popular but I want them to be unpopular, disdainful and overthrown soon.
People writing in newspapers, the intellectuals, always have the opposite view compared to the people, anti-intellectuals, who elected these governments. Trust me on this, i have had the rare opportunity of being among both these kinds.
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