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Brian's World of BizTalk: BizTalk SMTP Adapter is Missing BCC ... I have not had a need for it until now, so I never checked, but again the ability to BCC using the SMTP Adapter does not exist. Fortunately, there are many ... 2.
Brian's World of BizTalk: BizTalk - fatal error X1001: unknown ... The other day I ran across a very puzzling error: fatal error X1001: unknown system exception. Fortunately, the error message was so descriptive; ... 3.
Brian's World of BizTalk: BizTalk SMTP Adapter is Missing BCC ... I have not had a need for it until now, so I never checked, but again the ability to BCC using the SMTP Adapter does not exist. Fortunately, there are many ... 4.
Brian's World of BizTalk: FTP, PGP, and Me 1 - Download the 0 byte file (and PGP file) I download the 0 byte file from the FTP server using the FTP receive adapter. The message is received by an ... 5.
Brian's World of BizTalk: PGP Pipeline Component v1.1 ResourceTracker.AddResource(encStream); context.Write("ReceivedFileName", "http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/file-properties", filename + ".pgp"); ... 6.
Brian's World of BizTalk: BizTalk SMTP Adapter is Missing BCC ... BizTalk SMTP Adapter is Missing BCC Functionality. Ok, so this probably comes to no surprise to many of you. I remember running in to this problem when I ... 7.
Brian's World of BizTalk: The Curse of the Dollar Sign ($) My final result was to use a scripting functoid to replace the dollar sign ($) with an empty string. Again, I was surprised to see the absence of the String ... 8.
Brian's World of BizTalk: BizTalk SMTP Adapter is Missing BCC ... Don't forget to tell them they received this as a BCC and list the original recipients ... PGP Pipeline Component v1.1 · BizTalk SMTP Adapter is Missing BCC ... 9.
Brian's World of BizTalk: The Curse of the Dollar Sign ($) The Curse of the Dollar Sign ($). Recently, I was working on a project that inserted ... Description="Invalid XML elements found inside sync block" ? ... 10.
Brian's World of BizTalk: PGP Pipeline Component I then referenced the dll in your project PGP, and built it, so now I have this pipeline DLL installed under the path "C:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk ... |
