25th February 2008
In this section:Performance Summary of Tests Testing performance in isolation (non-BizTalk) Performance Test Results Measuring Memory Usage in BizTalk BizTalk Memory Test Results Byte Arrays […]
19th February 2008
Interestingly, all of the advanced functoids emit XSLT. No C# in sight at all. The reason for this is that the functoids in this category […]
17th February 2008
This category contains both Database and Cross Referencing Functoids – but they all connect to a database to retrieve/update data. Unlike all other default functoids, […]
15th February 2008
Of the functoids in this category, only Cumulative Sum has a counterpart in XSLT v1.0 – all the others can be performed in XSLT v2.0, […]
14th February 2008
Yet another category which has no direct support in XSLT v1.0 or XSLT v2.0! However, given the strong support for scientific functions in .NET, it’s […]
13th February 2008
Surprisingly, neither XSLT v1.0 nor XSLT v2.0 have any built-in conversion support (well, not for the scenarios represented in this category anyway). It is possible […]
12th February 2008
XSLT v1.0 has no support for Date/Time values, whilst XSLT v2.0 has full support. Therefore it’s not surprising that your only option is to use […]
11th February 2008
Whenever I’ve looked at the XSLT generated by a map I’ve always been confused by the amount of inline C# generated by these functoids. After […]
10th February 2008
Mathematics is not a strong point of XSLT. XSLT v1.0 has very poor mathematic support, whilst XSLT v2.0 has better support, but only by a […]
8th February 2008
The String Functoids are probably the most frequently used in maps (in my experience), mainly because they’re the most familiar to a procedural programmer (i.e. […]