BizTalk 2010 and BizTalk 2013 R2 on a single TFS 2010 build machine

Hello,
We are running two BizTalk environments ( BizTalk 2010 and BizTalk 2013 R2). All our BizTalk 2010 applications are using a single build machone on TFS 2010. We are planning to use the same build server for BizTalk 2013
R2 as well. As a prerequisite, we need to install the below two components,
1. .NET Framework 4.5
2. Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013 - Project Build Component (under Additional Software)
Will the single build server support BizTalk 2010 project build component and BizTalk 2013 R2 project build component. We don't want to have any conflict on the build server. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the answer. As its a dedicated build server, we are planning to install only the Project Build Components ( one is for BizTalk 2010 and another one is for BizTalk 2013 R2). We are not planning to install any of the other BizTalk server
components on the build server. Is that true that we can't even install multiple versions of project build components? Thanks in advance.

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I would certainly consider other option before using WebDav as file share for BizTalk to process the file.
The above methods are suggested since you want to control the access level at IIS, other obvious options are FTP..
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Deployement in biztalk 2013

Hi all,
I am migrating biztalk server 2010 to 2013.
Using visual studio conversion wizard i have converted all applications into 2012.
Can any one please help me out how to deploy the application in biztalk 2013 as i am new to it.
and what would be the best approach.please suggest in steps
Thanks
biztalk007

Now you got the source code migrated to Visual Studio 2012. Deployment of the BizTalk application hasn’t changed much from BizTalk 2006 onwards. Since BizTalk Server
2006 the product formalizes the notion of a BizTalk Application that allows working with these artifacts as a single unit. A BizTalk application wraps all of the pieces required for a solution into a single logical unit, making it the fundamental abstraction
for management and deployment.
Read the following article on BizTalk application deployment and best practices:
Deploy
BizTalk Applications using MSI files – Concept and Best practices
Also read this TechNet-Wiki’s excellent article on this topic:
Recommendations
for Installing, Sizing, Deploying, and Maintaining a BizTalk Server Solution
Also when you’re considering the best practices for deploying the BizTalk applications in BizTalk 2013, consider about the automating the deployment. There are various
tools available to achieve the deployment automation, but my favourite is Deployment Framework for BizTalk (BTDF). With the latest version supporting BizTalk 2013, it’s a great tool in your arsenal.
Deployment Framework for BizTalk (BTDF)
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