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Microsoft BizTalk Server| Interview Questions| Set 2

Hi folks, We are back with set 2 of Biztalk server developer Interview Questions. Let's have a look then. State and explain stages of receive and send pipeline. Difference Between XML receive pipeline and passThru pipeline. State minimum components required in a pipeline. State maximum components used in a pipeline. Which property is required using Flat file dissambler and what happens if it is not set. What are the base types of pipeline components. What Interfaces are used for developing a general custom component pipeline. What Interfaces are used for implementing a dissambler custom pipeline component. How to execute a pipeline in an Orchestration. How to set properties of an adaptor dynamically in an Orchestration. What is message box and its purpose in Biztalk server. Types of subscription in Biztalk. Is it possible to have more than one port with same name. In which state can a send port do not subscribe to a message. Why multiple receive locations can...

Microsoft BizTalk Server | Interview Questions | Set 1

Hi Folks, Below is list of Some important questions that you may want to go through for a Biztalk developer role opening. Sharing the set 1 now just with questions. Will be sharing more soon. What is BizTalk Server? List down components of Biztalk server Biztalk architecture how is it? Types of schemas Document schema vs Envelope schema How to create envelope schema and its properties What is Property schema , how to create and its basic properties Purpose of using Flat file schema How to create a Flat file schema What do you mean by Canonical Schema What's is a message type Can a schema be without namespace What is min max and group min max property in a schema Explain Block default property Property promotion and types Distinguished field vs Promoted field Is it possible to promote XML record of complex content What is <Any> element in a schema Max length Promoted field and distinguished field What's Auto mapping and Default mapping  Can w...

Microsoft C# - Basics

What is C#? We'll Take this definition from Wiki: Basic Points we should cover up: We would be learning following points in this Post: Writing and Reading from Console Variables, Data Types and Conversions Operators Conditions Passing Values to methods Handling Nullables Arrays, String, Struct and Enums Let's Code: The below Program will help you understand the basics of the above points listed. Go through each region separately and get to know the syntax of C#. We Believe, it's always better to Code and Learn than Read and Learn! If you want theoretical help related the basics, please visit here: C# Basics   Hope this helps to get you to start off with C# Coding! We would be adding more to this soon! And don't forget to visit  Joodle  to compile your codes online. Thanks! 😀

Microsoft BizTalk Server - Schemas - Things you should know!

Schema In BizTalk - What are they? - Schema is a structure of XML in BizTalk - it is stored in XSD format, meaning XML schema Definition - Used to handle messages that are coming in XML format or sending out in XML format TIP: BizTalk Editor saves schema files using utf-16 character encoding.  * Wiki defines*  Messages inside BizTalk are implemented through the XML documents and defined with the XML schemas in XSD standard  Some tips -     That's what it looks when you add a schema item to the project. Let's quickly wrap up some important properties, select the schema node and press F4: 1. Data Type - We have many options, from string to bool it defines what type of data the field would handle. 2. Default value -  If the field receives no input, we can a default value here 3. Min/Max occurs - This property decides the occurrence of field. If no value inserted it takes 1-Min and 1-Max meaning the field is mandatory. ...

StarterPack: Microsoft BizTalk server

Why we need ? - Integrate large business functions Used when data needs to be transferred from one business unit to other, with in between  transformations as per the business requirements. Wiki defines as - Microsoft BizTalk Server (or simply "BizTalk") enables companies to automate business processes, through the use of adapters which are tailored to communicate with different software systems used in an enterprise.  Initial stages - 2000 release - First version 2013 release - Currently used First as the standard application server of Microsoft but when AppFabric was launched they decided to continue BizTalk as a integration app server. Consists of - 1. Messages - These are in form of XML schema definition standard I.e. XSDs. All the documents are formed in parent child structure as in an XML and stored in BizTalk. 2. Transformation - done using Maps. Maps are implemented in XSLT language I.e.  XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transfor...

2016 A TechnoYear

It has been a great 2015 for technology, innovation and creativity. Everything was at it's best, but guess what it's just a start!! Welcoming 2016 with wide arms open, we Papsolutions bring you all a sneak peek into the Tech trends and things to watch out for in this awesome year ahead. First of all let's get a quick recap of what great things 2015 gave us. It gave us the next version of IoT the Internet of things , computing everywhere was the motto of IoT and it made clear in 2015. Taking things to a new level, everything had technology embedded in it and We have more to see coming ahead in 2016. Things were taken at the peak in Mobile computing, innovations by Samsung, Apple just made us imagine how much power does technology has and to what no limits it could effect our day to day life. Talking about tech gadgets has always been exciting and 2015 provided us with great gadgs to talk about. From the Air2 speaker (that's a air floating wireless speaker ) , to Sam...

AdviceAdda Reviewed

So reader, who Advice you to get the best perfume in the market? Who Advice you to get that Wristwatch you are wearing right now? Who did you ask to buy this Laptop, PC or Mobile on which you are reading this? Been in a mental stress mode? Whom did you ask to get stress free? Who advices you for your Career path? It seems you have different people to get your doubts cleared, right? Too much doubts and too much Advisers, but which one to listen and go for? Which is reliable? They say, "Listen to all, but do what you want". It seems correct, but are you going to roam around and ask people to answer your doubts? And on which basis would you categorize those advices and choose the most reliable one? It's tough!! But, now we have a platform that gets you a much clear view and a straight forward solution to all your doubts, it's named as the AdviceAdda. A first of its kind, AdviceAdda is a network portal to get answers to any kind of question you hav...

How Google uses Auto Correct

Google has been helping us in each and every way, but at the downside, it has also seeded a bad habit in us, i.e. Being lazy!! Google's auto correct feature has really made us forget how to spell words. Being so accurate and fast, that people now ignore to spell a word properly. If you use Google has your search engine for Web browsing you will observe that it has a powerful, fast feature of predicting the words that we are typing. How does Google manages to read our minds and get the correct word and that too within a 10th of a second? The answer to this lies in the Auto-Check Algorithm of Google. The alogrithm is simple but the key to it is "The huge Database" and frequent updation that Google has managed. Auto correction, simply means suggesting a word that's near to your input word in the Dictionary( the new word might the input word itself). Google's auto-correct algorithm uses techno...

How Whatsapp Earns

Whatsapp!!! Such a thing that it has added to the list of our day to day need. It's been a long time Whatsapp has been in the market and it's still FREE. So, ever thought how does Whatsapp earn money, it has no adds, nothing, but still earns a lot. The answer lies in the word "DATA". Yes, it's only our data that gets Whatsapp earning so much. You may have seen that Whatsapp says that you need to pay $0.99 after a year of free usage, but have you or anyone you know have paid it ? Nah, even I haven't paid it, so this is surely not the option of earning revenue for such a big company. The other way apps make money is the Ad way, but Whatsapp founder already stated that No adds, No games, No gimmicks. So Ad way isn't the way through which whatsapp earn. As said, it's our data that makes Whatsapp wealthy. Yes, you read it right, even after not paying a single Penny, we are helping Whatsapp to grow millions of it. This concept is called Big Data or Data man...

FB page Secrets

So how to make a fb page and get it fan followed within days? There is been a fashion nowadays to make fb pages to spread your views, ideas, blogs or any other opinions. Also, there are fb pages for humours and how-to-do stuff also. But, what we are discussing today is how will you gather more audience for your fb page? The answer lies in core algorithm that fb uses to put your page in the news feed lineup. It's called 'The EdgeRank', a simple formula that fb uses to put up your page posts more often on news feed. It has 3 elements, Affinity, weight and time. Affinity :: It simply means on which level do people are interacting with your page's post. So, people giving more likes and comments are going to see more of your page stuff in their news feed. Thus, put some post that get people more attracted to commenting and sharing. Weight :: So, all of you think, the more likes to a post the more frequently it will appear on...

Pylove

For the PyLovers , here we bring more coding examples. Written and tested by us, today we have 5 of the codes from basic to moderate that would help you get more attract towards #Python. Here are some codes that we have been practicing. Hope you try them too!!! Don't just copy+paste, edit too and see what changes can be done :) 1. Stringers: In this code, we have created a function that will take any string as a input and perform various string operations using the inbuilt string function as follows: 1. length of string using len 2. First occurrence of a char in string using  .index 3. Counting the number of times the char as appeared using .count 4. Convert string to upper and lower case using .upper and .lower respectively 5. Checking if the string starts and ends with a particular letter using .startswith and .endswith  6. Splitting the string using .split and storing it in a list. THE CODE: def stringers():     s=input('Enter ...

< Something new!! >

Observe the title of this post and copy the below next in notepad and save as --> Page.html in all files format And then open it in a browser :) That's the new thing we are going to learn. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title> Let's Learn HTML Together </title> </head> <body> <h1> This is start to basic HTML Guide </h1> <p> HTML is the need for today's IT aspirants, get it done easily through PapSolutions :)  </p> </body> </html>

Do you know that?

Our Life is so busy that we often don't have time to look at smaller things that are actually quite questionable but interesting. We are here today to have a look at some of those things :) Here we go!!! Wi-fi Symbol Secret: We all use WiFi, actually it has become a Basic Need. But, have you ever imagine why does your Wi-fi symbols looks like that? No? We'll tell you. First of why is it called so? The word WiFi is used as a synonym to WLAN, the newtork configuration that it uses. WiFi was introduced by WiFi Alliance, the term WiFi was commercially used in August '99 it was coined by brand-consulting firm Interbrand Corporation. The Wi-Fi Alliance had hired Interbrand to determine a name that was "a little catchier than 'IEEE 802.11b Direct Sequence' Now, why is the symbol so? The answer is quite simple. When first WiFi was found, the technology used was based on Radar or Radio Waves that transmit from a single point to many. Thus, if we closely obse...

Our guide to Home Automation

So, everyone's now interested in automating the things, even at home. Yeah that's right!!! No one wants to get up to switch on a TV from their sofa or get the lights off when you're lying down on bed. This is now becoming a basic need of a SMART home. So, how do we actually automate the things? Do we use any kind of new appliances? What goes on at the back end? What technology do they use? How much does it cost? And which one is the best to go for? So many questions ??? We have the answer, read ahead to clear all your doubts. 1. The Appliance part: Of course it's obvious that your old switches won't operate wireless, you need to change them up or create a network configuration that is suited with your old ones. 2. The Technology and back end part: This is the part to understand and note down. There are many many technologies that can go through home automation and get your home wireless, let's look at some of them in detail (the popular ones are e...

Programs -- Python

Following are some codes that we have tried up on python. Do try yourself. Edit --> Run --> Enjoy 1. Dictionary -- Enter name get number :) 2. Area Calculator -- get areas of all geometric structures in one code 3. Quiz --  A quiz to try out for electronic geeks 4. Odd numbers -- Do check one line code for odd numbers :)