Over-engineering is when you make your code more flexible or sophisticated than it needs to be.
It is not uncommon for many architects and programmers to add unnecessary flexibility and complexity to their designs because they believe they know their system's future requirements.
The problem with attempting to predict the needs of tomorrow is that often these predictions do not materialise.
The result is a code base that is larger and more complicated than it needs to be and this contributes to a decline in team productivity.
Tuesday 9 December 2008
Thursday 4 December 2008
BizTalk Dynamic Adapter Protocol Aliases
| Adapter | Protocol Alias |
| FILE | file:// |
| FTP | ftp:// |
| HTTP* | http:// or https:// |
| MQSeries | MQS:// |
| MSMQ | MSMQ:// |
| MSMQT | Direct= |
| SMTP | mailto:// |
| SQL | sql:// |
| SOAP | soap:// |
| WCF-BasicHttp* | http:// or https:// |
| WCF-Custom | wcf:// |
| WCF-WSHttp* | http:// or https:// |
| WCF-NetMsmq | net.msmq:// |
| WCF-NetTcp | net.tcp:// |
| WCF-NetNamedPipes | net.pipe:// |
| Windows SharePoint Services | WSS:// |
*If the address starts with http:// or https://, and if you do not specify the Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.TransportType field, by default, the BizTalk engine will use the HTTP adapter.
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