Hope you might have experience with how ESB Toolkit 2.1
handles the Receive/Send Handlers.
Basically the 2.1 uses the default handler to process the message even
though you sophisticatedly defined your own handlers. Microsoft addressed this
issue and improved in 2.2 release and now
with 2.2 you have a rich GUI to assign your custom handlers.
This would help you to configure your applications to
balance the load and segregate the process also it would help you to avoid many other issues like
memory leakage and Host throttling etc.
Here I have created a sample Testproject Hosts ( Receive
, Send) and assign them into FILE
adapter.
I have created a sample Test Itinerary Project too where I
used Static Resolver with FILE adapter to transform he orders to Orders Summary
message.
Itinerary Design
Below screenshot illustrate how many SEND handles been
assign for FILE adapter and what was the default adapter out of 3 Send
handlers.
Back in ESB Toolkit 2.1 if you had similar
configuration then it leverages with
default handler to process the message .
The new ESB Toolkit 2.2 you can define your custom handler.
Hope this would help you for your development.
You can reach me @ raj.webjunky@Yahoo.com
Seems this is based on BizTalk 2013's capability to choose a handler for dynamic ports, instead of leveraging the default handler.
ReplyDeleteYes it is. The tile said same "BizTalk 2013 DynamicPort assign handling custom Handlers"
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