Generate C# files to create the mappings.
Generate BizTalk Cross Reference xml files and use the BizTalk Cross Reference Manager to import the xml files in the BizTalk Management database.

To work this, you first have to create the Cross Reference data, i.e. the mapping of the system data from one system to the other. The data is stored in a collection of pairs that consist of a key, and a value. The key is always the ID field of the source system in the source list, and the value is the ID field of the destination system in the destination list.
You define all of the mappings from the source systems into destination systems in the Cross Reference Data Manager. Each mapping has a set of properties that allow you to specify the fields and the columns that you want to use. In addition, you can set the default value when a message comes in. If a field is present in the message and the value you set is different than the default value the message is sent to the destination system for processing.
The code generated by the Cross Reference data Manager includes a class that implements the IServiceProvider for your service and a set of methods for each mapping in the configuration. This class can be used to return the mapping for the specific message to be processed.
Cross Reference data manager Project Walkthrough:
The project comes with plenty of examples and screenshots that walk you through creating the cross reference data. These walkthroughs are well written and easy to follow.
Easiest way to learn a new tool:
The Cross Reference Data Manager is nothing special. It’s just a tool like any other tool to help you manage the integration project. It’s easy to learn how to use a tool like this when its very simple and you simply read through the manual and the examples. We all start off with how to start a project and do hello world’s, and then get into more advanced topics.
First you get familiar with the basic functionality of the project, then the advanced topics. There is no point in trying to learn all of the advanced features when you don’t have a good understanding of how the tool works.

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The BizTalk Cross Reference Manager is a tool which can generate files for all components of a BizTalk Integration Project. 
The main purpose of the BizTalk Cross Reference Manager is to let you manage and implement cross reference data.
BizTalk Cross Reference Manager Details:
If you have a cross reference file for a port or a function then the BizTalk Cross Reference Manager will help you manage that cross reference data.
The cross reference file for a port or a function is located in the BizTalk Cross Reference Manager folder. If you want to edit this file you can just open it with your text editor.
To make the cross reference data for the BizTalk Cross Reference Manager configuration, you have to execute the BizTalk Cross Reference Manager configuration. The configuration is located in the BizTalk Integration Projects folder. The configuration will create a file for each port or function configuration.
The BizTalk Cross Reference Manager has a good support and can help you manage all cross reference data for the components in your BizTalk Integration Project.

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The BizTalk Cross Reference Manager, formerly known as the BizTalk Cross Reference Tool, is a tool developed by DotNetDisaster that allows you to develop and maintain your cross reference data, which can then be used with BizTalk.
It enables you to define the relationships on cross reference data from one system to another.
It also provides you with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that lets you drag and drop to define your cross reference data.
In addition it provides code generator which generates either C# or a BizTalk Cross Reference XML file.
With this BizTalk Cross Reference data created, you can then use the BizTalk Cross Reference Functios, which can be deployed in the BizTalk Management database.
Why Use the BizTalk Cross Reference Data Manager:

1. If you are using other systems as a source for your
cross reference data, then the Cross Reference Manager is a great tool
to help you in defining how the data can be mapped from one
source to another.

2. It can be used by developers on projects, where they can
create the mapping from one source to another and deploy it as a
Cross Reference XML file.

3. It is also useful in both development and deployment in terms
of the documentation that can be generated.

4. The BizTalk Cross Reference Data Manager has a design view,
which can be used at design time to create the Cross Reference data
which can be imported as a Cross Reference XML file in the
BizTalk Management database.

5. It is also possible to generate the C# code files, which can
then be used as service components in the BizTalk applications.

6. It provides a tool for developers to help them develop and
maintain their own cross reference data.

7. It provides a tool for end users or administrators to use the
BizTalk Cross Reference data, which is deployed in the BizTalk
Management database.

8. It provides a tool for developers to help to define the
cross reference data for deployment into a BizTalk application.

9. It is possible to have more than one BizTalk application
deployed on a single BizTalk server.

10. It gives the benefit that you can use any of the other
programs that have been developed by DotNetDisaster such as the
BizTalk Foundation Toolkit

The BizTalk Cross Reference Manager was developed on Visual Studio 2010.
The main features which this tool has are:
– The Cross Reference Manager will generate Cross Referencing xml files from Mappings defined in the BizTalk Cross Reference Manager
– It can also generate.Net C# classes from the xml files for implementation.
– Also it has a test utility that will generate a sample Mapping for all the supported systems.
– it has also the ability to export the existing mappings to be used in the BizTalk Management Database.
– A graphical User Interface which allows you to manage Cross References in the database.
– It can also import Cross References from the database into a BizTalk Solution.
– It can also export Cross References from a BizTalk Solution to the database.
– Also in use of the Cross References and Data Types from the Mappings.
How to Use:
First you need to install the BizTalk Cross Reference Manager on your BizTalk Server. To install please click the link below and follow the instructions.

The tool has a number of Features which can be set on either the BizTalk Cross Reference Manager or the Cross Reference itself. These are:
– Target Data Type: This can be any of the Data Types that you have added in the system Cross Reference Mappings such as SqlType, SalesType, varchar, etc.
– Source Data Type: This can be any of the Data Types that you have added in the system Cross Reference Mappings such as SqlType, SalesType, varchar, etc.
– Entity Key: This specifies the key which is used in the Cross Reference dataset to identify a specific entity.

For example if you have a City table and a City Key Column in your database you can set this to “city”.
If you have a Sales table with a Sales Key Column in your database you can set this to “sales”.

So for the next example if you are mapping a Sales table into a City table. The Entity Key in the Cross Reference data can be set to the name of the City column from the Sales table
– Value String: Specifies the Value which is known at both ends of the Cross Reference. This can be either a fixed value or it can be a variable which is stored as a String in the database. So in the above

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