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# Wednesday, April 08, 2009
In this example I'm going to use the File system adapter to exchange data between BizTalk and Microsoft Dynamics AX. The best practice is to use the AIF BizTalk Adapter but for testing purposes it's easier (and faster) to use the File system or the Message Queuing adapter. You have to do some extra steps however because the Application Integration Framework (AIF) expects an envelope around every document. The AIF BizTalk Adapter does this automatically but when you use the File system or the Message Queuing adapter, you have to use an custom Pipeline.
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I am a BizTalk consultant at Motion10 and have developed software for more than 12 years. I developed a lot of different types of software like SQL databases, webservices, websites and BizTalk applications. Some in other languages and techniques than Microsoft but at a certain point you have to choose and I like the way how their products can interact with each other and Microsoft has great tools for the developer!
I am 37 years old, live in Rotterdam and have a wife and a kid called Max.

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