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BizTalk Binding Viewer

Receive and send ports

What the viewer shows for receive ports, receive locations and send ports, and how sensitive properties are hidden.

VS Code extensionlambogenius.biztalk-binding-viewerFree · MIT license

Receive ports

Each receive port card shows its name, application, one-way or two-way, and the number of locations. Each receive location shows:

  • Address, adapter, and Enabled or Disabled.
  • Handler (the receive host), inbound pipeline, and outbound pipeline for two-way ports.
  • Schedule recurrence and time zone, when the export has them.
  • Pipeline configuration (see Pipelines) and a collapsible list of adapter properties.

Send ports

Each send port card shows its name, application, adapter, static or dynamic, and one-way or two-way, followed by:

  • Outbound pipeline, inbound pipeline, priority and ordered delivery.
  • Pipeline configuration for the outbound pipeline, and for the inbound pipeline on two-way ports.
  • Primary transport and, when it has an address, the secondary transport: adapter, handler, address and adapter properties.
  • Subscription filter: a table of the filter statements with property, operator and value. The operator is shown as stored in the export.

Sensitive adapter properties

Adapter properties and pipeline component properties are matched by name. When a name contains password, passwd, secret, token, privatekey, accesskey, clientsecret or connectionstring (in any case), the value is replaced with Sensitive value hidden before it is displayed or searched.

Masking is for the visual view only

The file itself is not changed, and Open XML shows the original text. Values stored under other property names, or in addresses, are shown as they are. Check exports before you share them.