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Singleton Orchestration in BizTalk Server

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by Naveen Karamchetti
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How does one create a Singleton Orchestration?

1. Create a correlation type with the property "BTS.ReceivePortName;" this will ensure a single instance of an orchestration, since all the messages come from a single receive location.

2. Create a correlation set with the correlation type created in the previous step.

3. In the first Receive Shape (Activate = true), set the property "Initializing Correlation Sets" as the correlation set (created in the previous step) and in the Second receive shape (Activate = false), set the property "Following Correlation Sets" as the correlation type (created in the previous step).

NOTE: Any promoted property which would be the same across all the messages can also be used as the correlation type property.

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Title: Singleton_Orchestration_in_BizTalk_Server
Name: srinivas
Date: 2012-09-13 3:36:26 AM
Comment:
Hi naveen karamchetti,

recently i read one of the artical(Singleton orchestraion in biztalk server) written by you.It is a very good artical.
in that artical you explain with one sample example.i need that sample code.please send to my mail id it is usefull to me.plz plz plz plz send me.

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Title: Error Handling
Name: Ramon
Date: 2011-03-11 1:08:22 PM
Comment:
What happens if there is an error in the first batch that the orchestration receive and there are more to come. Does the orchestration fail and the next batch starts a new orchestration or what happens?

Title: Demo
Name: Author
Date: 2008-12-03 1:56:46 PM
Comment:
Delay is just for demo only. You are free to remove.

Title: Why the delay?
Name: Adman
Date: 2008-01-28 12:11:43 PM
Comment:
What's the purpose of the delay? If you leave out a delay, why are lots of CPU cycles used...?

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