Last month I was speaking about Logic Apps on the last two great events.
First was on Saturday 25th March at Madrid, Global Integration Bootcamp, where I talked about Serverless, Logic Apps and Enterprise Integration Pack and the similarities between BizTalk and the PaaS (API Management, Service Bus, Azure Functions and Logic Apps). You can see my slides here.
When I began to write this post, my first intention was demonstrate how to migrate a BizTalk EDI Application to Logic Apps with Enterprise Integration Pack, but then I thought to begin with a simple scenario.
I took a sample EDI application in BizTalk from other post (see https://abhijitmahato.wordpress.com/category/biztalk-edi/) and try to implement the same with Logic Apps and Enterprise Integration Pack.
Now in Logic Apps, you can see a list of all the versions of your Logic App. Before, Logic Apps supported storing only the previous versions of a Logic App every time you save it, but now you can see all the versions.
This is a great feature to quick rollback a production Logic App to a previous version, if there are any problems when you deploy your last version.
I start this series of post, talking about how to test our Logic Apps with SpecFlow for Visual Studio 2015. This week I have attended the event "Automated Testing with Logic Apps and Specflow" by Michael Stephenson and I will put in practice some of the ideas that Michael Stephenson talked in that event.
If we want to update a BizTalk application, sometimes we can only Re-GACing our DLLs instead of redeploy. Obviously, in production environments is recommended to redeploy, but in development environments we can save time just ReGACing.