Re: Global.asax Equivalent in BizTalk
- From: "Benny Mathew" <benny@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2007 23:55:03 +0530
Hi Benjy,
If I am not mistaken, Sudhir is looking for something similar to global.asax
not web.config
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"BizTalk Benjamin" <BizTalkBenjamin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Sudhir,
Are you looking for a place to put some configuration settings that would
be
read by your components on initialization? If thats the case, you can use
the
BTSNTSVC.exe.config file to put your data and then use the normal
ConfigurationSettings library to get at it. You can also use AppDomain
sections there to point biztalk to your own config file (instead of
BTSNTSVC
since that would cause the host to recycle when changed) and read from
there.
This technique is often used for reading config in Biztalk. You can also
store config settings in SSO and read from there with some helper classes.
I
use EntLinb extensively and use the AppDomains technique to store all my
config data in custom config files.
HTH,
Benjy
"Sudhir Darbha" wrote:
"Global.asax" is used in ASP.NET world for handling application level
events.
Essentially, what I'm looking for is a place in BizTalk to initialize
Application data. For ex., I have a C# library which will be used by
multiple
orchestrations for helpers such as Data Access, logging etc. But before
any
orchestrations can call methods in this library, some initialization
needs to
be done. Is there any place in BizTalk where we can do app level
initialization?
Thanks,
Sudhir.
.
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