- You subscribe to message types and message properties rather than port name
- You understand that you can change the schema you got from the customer and they will not notice, and it will work
- You are not afraid to create new message types/schemas, the kind that you haven't got schemas from any customer or endpoint.
- You create/map to new message types after manipulating messages rather than using advanced filters to avoid infinite loops
- Your messages could be found in the street and one could still know its purpose
- You understands that using OR in a rule can make the rule fire more than ones
- You know better than to bet on that the customer's specifikation meet reality
- You know that when a customer says the flat file field contains a date it could be one of the following "date" formats: 20100617; 00000000; 20100600; 20100000; " "
- You know that when a customer's xsd states the type to decimal, it still can contain: 1234,56; 1 234,56; 1,234.56 but sometimes also 1234.56
- You understand that a non mandatory field in a flat file does not effect the length of the row
Thursday, June 17, 2010
10 proofs that you are an experienced BizTalk developer
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