BizTalk: Bad Things: What is bad about usage of Direct Binding?
Hey guys,
I started series of AQ about BizTalk. Please, feel free to be impolite in this discussion, if you are frustrated about some implementation pattern in BizTalk apps, or about something you see frequently in code.
Direct Binding, it looks pretty cool, smart and cool again! But is it always so? Have you ever seen how awfully it is used? Please, share your knowledge!
Leonid Ganeline [BizTalk MVP]
One thing:
Say, we have an orchestration with bounded send port. We cannot unenlist a send port if an orchestration is still enlisted. We've got an error:
Which prevents us from leaving this orchestration without subscriber (this send port).
If we use direct bounded port here, the result would be unlovely. We unenlist the send port. There would not be an error, the messages sent by orchestration would be suspended with "no subscribers" error.
Binding prevents us from this error, it forces us to keep subscriber (the send port) running if publisher is running.
So in cases, when we want messages be passed from an orchestration exactly to this send port, the direct binding is a bad idea.
Leonid Ganeline [BizTalk MVP]
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