BizTalk 2004 Interview Questions
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- What are BizTalk artifacts?
- What is Promoted Property?
- What is Distinguished Field?
- What is the difference between Promoted Property and Distinguished Field?
- How do you debug Orchestrations?
- What is HAT?
- What is Functoid?
- How do you develop a Custom Functoid? Which interface to use?
- What transport protocols are supported in BizTalk?
- What is MSMQT? How it is different from MSMQ?
- What needs to be specially done to call a .net assembly from the BizTalk Orchestration?
- What is xpath? How do you use xpath with Messages?
- What is the difference between Static Port and Dynamic Port?
- Why the ROOT Name and namespace combination in a schema has to be unique?
- What is Correlation?
- What are the transaction types available in an orchestration scope?
- What is Compensation?
- How do you catch exceptions inside the orchestration?
- How do you publish an orchestration as web service?
- What is Receive Location and Receive Port?
- What are the adapters available with BizTalk 2004?
- How do you set up MSMQ and MSMQT in the same machine?
- What are the components available in an orchestration tool box?
- What is the difference between Call Orchestration and Start Orchestration shapes?
- How do you deploy the BizTalk assemblies in a Production Box?
8 Comments:
Promoted vs Distinguished
- Abhilash
http://biztalkland.blogspot.com
Can you give the answers too... it will greatful..
Can you please give us the answers too?
7. A functoid is a chunk of executable code that can define arbitrarily complex mappings between XML schemas. BizTalk Mapper represents a functoid as a box on the line connecting the elements being transformed.
I'd leave the answers to the readers. Watch out for level 2 interview questions soon.
Hi when can i expect more Biztalk questions
23. Could someone let me know what are the components available in Orchestration Toolbox?
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