what is BizTalk server 2010?

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what is biztalk server ? how it is help us? where we use? how it works?

plsssssss help me
Gaurang R.

Posted 22-Aug-12 4:29am

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[no name] 22-Aug-12 10:32am

AFAIK "plsssssss" is not a word. Is google broken where you live?

Gaurangraval 22-Aug-12 11:00am

ok plssss means please happy ?

[no name] 22-Aug-12 13:21pm

Oh good so you do have a fully functional keyboard. Happy? If you like being treated like a 14 year old makes you happy then I would be happy to treat you like you want...

Christian Graus 22-Aug-12 10:41am

What is google ?

Gaurangraval 22-Aug-12 11:01am

you don't know ?

Christian Graus 22-Aug-12 11:02am

It seems that you don't....

Gaurangraval 22-Aug-12 11:53am

this site is for aks Question ane get answer. if you think i dont have to ask this question then sorry dear christin ..and sorry i have wast ur time.

Gaurangraval 22-Aug-12 11:56am

but you get some point because of me say thanks..

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2012-08-22T04:43:00

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See here.[^]In simple terms, it is used for converting data from one type to another and from one source to another. For example, importing data into SQL from Excel file. But, on steroids.

Posted 22-Aug-12 4:43am

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Gaurangraval 22-Aug-12 10:59am

thank you so much ...ryanb

ZurdoDev 22-Aug-12 11:14am

BizTalk is a huge application so it isn't easy to provide an in depth answer here but start at that site and then come back with any specific questions. Glad I could help.

Christian Graus 22-Aug-12 11:02am

It seems to me that you'd do better to encourage people to learn how to do basic research themselves, if your goal is to help people and not just to try to get points on the site.

ZurdoDev 22-Aug-12 11:12am

I did answer the question. See http://www.codeproject.com/info/guide.aspx. CodeProject is here to help us "learn, to teach and to have fun programming." I know you like to just point people to Google but what good does that do? Maybe you need to re-evaluate what you are doing on this site. And if I was interested in how to rack up points, I would definitely come to you for advice.

Christian Graus 22-Aug-12 11:19am

And what did this guy learn ? He learned that when he wants to know something, he should come to us and not think for himself. I know you're a fan of not thinking for yourself, but perhaps other people would be better off if encouraged to be capable of typing a search in to google.

Gaurangraval 22-Aug-12 11:54am

100% sure ryanb is not trying to get more point he is for help the people.

Christian Graus 22-Aug-12 11:58am

I don't want to argue. I try to help people learn how to help themselves. If you prefer Ryan's way, then I hope he finds your questions in future and that you get the help you want.