You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
An XML file is submitted to a receive port by one of your business partner. The segment below shows the XML file. What should you do to generate a unique message for each node while writing no code?

You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
You create a custom pipeline component. Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) decryption of inbound messages are provided by this custom pipeline component. Only messages that adhere to 10 predefined namespaces should be decrypted in the pipeline. You store the namespaces in a configuration file. The namespaces might change. The inbound message schema type has to be validated against the list of schemas. Schemas are also stored in the configuration file. So what should you do?

You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
You create an orchestration. The orchestration has a single receive port. And the receive port is set to bind later. You deploy the orchestration. What should you do to receive binary encoded WCF-based messages from a message queue? (choose more than one)

You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
You store all client information in a single table by using Microsoft SQL Server 2005. The structure of the table never changes. But in the database, the security policy forbids new stored procedures to be created. The use of dynamic SQL is not allowed either. So what should you do to insert a new client record in the table?

You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
You create a solicit-response HTTP port. Documents meet errors in the incoming pipeline. An error status code of 500 is returned and the incoming message is deleted. You must make sure that when incoming messages meet errors during pipeline processing, an error status code of 202 is returned. Besides this, you must make sure that the incoming messages arrive on the MessageBox database. So what should you do to achieve this?

You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
You have two schemas respectively named NewOrder1.xsd and NewOrder2.xsd. Both of them are related to order processing.
Messages that adhere to NewOrder1.xsd are created by an order processing system and are delivered using a File receive port.
Messages that adhere to NewOrder2.xsd are created by a financial system and are delivered using an FTP receive port.
Both schemas have a promoted property named OrderID.

You implement a parallel convoy by using an orchestration. A Parallel shape which contains two Receive shapes is created. You connect the Receive shapes to the receive ports. You base the Receive shapes and the receive ports on one of the two message types.
Now you must make sure that when an identical value is present in the OrderID element, the same orchestration instance will receive both the message types. So what should you do to ensure this?

You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
Now you’re developing a solution. You use the Business Rule Composer to create several rules. From BizTalk RFID you call the Business Rules Engine (BRE). There?010043010054re test input XML instances that are stored in different files. Now you have to use them to test the rules. So what should you do?

You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
You develop an orchestration which performs the following:
1. Perform mapping
2. Process files from a receive port
3. Send a message to a business partner.

The orchestration is running and the receive port is enabled, but the associated send port is unenlisted. A text file is dropped in the receive location. The message is not sent to your business partner despite that the orchestration finishes successfully. So what should you do to make sure that your business partner can receive the message?

You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
The PassThru receive pipeline is used by a receive port. Inbound SOAP messages are not being validated against schemas. At the earliest stage in the receive pipeline, what should you do to validate the messages against the envelope and body schemas?

You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
You develop an orchestration which contains several steps. You intend to use Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) to track the orchestration. You create a BAM definition. The BAM definition has several activities. What should you do to modify the dimensions that are associated with these activity components?