Stack traces are a nice gift for hackers, because they reveal details about the underlying technology that you are using. From a security perspective, it is good to remove stack traces when exceptions occur and just return a generic error message, like I described in...
During the past years, Git has gained a lot of popularity. It's a completely different approach to source control, compared to TFS Version Control (TFS VC). A good comparison between these two technologies can be found here. When dealing with BizTalk projects, it's...
In this “This Month I’ve Read” series, I want to share some blogs / articles concerning Microsoft Enterprise Integration that really drew my attention throughout the last month. Here you can find my selection for this month. Michael Stephenson - Considerations for...
Lately, I get more and more questions about why I'm contributing to the community via articles, blogs and presentations. I decided to write about it, as it seems for many not obvious that some people spend their personal time on community work. When did it all start?...
Recently, Azure Stream Analytics has introduced the concept of compatibility levels. This is a way of versioning the Azure Stream Analytics runtime behaviour. Major bug fixes or new query behaviour are introduced within a certain compatibility level. This ensures...
BizTalk Server offers a great feature that both inbound (receive ports) and outbound maps (send ports) can be executed in dynamic fashion, depending on the message type of the message. This message type is defined as rootNodeNamespace#rootNodeName. Below, you can...
In this “This Month I’ve Read” series, I want to share 5 blogs / articles concerning Microsoft Enterprise Integration that really drew my attention throughout the last month. Here you can find my selection for this month. James Sturtevant - Running Azure Functions...