| sshier 2006-02-10, 7:48 am |
| Thanks Gentlemen. The delayed ship date for CS2006 is a big problem for us.
We might have to go back to the idea of using CS2002 and upgrade later to
2006 or we will use the vendor's e-commerce solution (not nearly as feature
rich as CS2006).
How much more difficult will it be to use CS2002 and BizTalk2004 for this
integration? We might also use CS2002 and BizTalk2006 if that gives us any
advantage and an Apirl RTM for BT2006 is highly likely. Does using BT2006
give us much advantage over BT2004?
As far as the insertion into SQL, the vendor will write a sproc for us to do
the insert which they will maintain. This will essentially insulate us from
their internals and keep us from having to deal with business logic issues.
Steve
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Steve Shier
"Jeff Lynch" wrote:
> The new BizTalk Adapters that will ship with Commerce Server 2006 will work
> with BizTalk Server 2006 only. I believe BTS2006 is slated to RTM sometime
> in late 1Q06 or early 2Q06 but these things can change. A June 06 deployment
> for CS2006 may be pushing things since CS2006 isn't slated to ship till
> sometime mid 2006.
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> One other thing. It might be better to see if your ERP system has some sort
> of EDI/XML/B2B interface for processing inbound orders rather than trying to
> insert CS2006 data directly into your SQL 2005 dbs. In my experience most
> ERP systems perform all sorts of "business logic" during sales order
> processing and bypassing this is probably not advisable. Just something to
> keep in mind.
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> Jeff Lynch
> "Ramblings From A [Microsoft] Connected Universe"
> http://codebetter.com/blogs/jeff.lynch
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