From Thiago Almeida :
Yes the adapter will work.
You need to make sure the adapter is configured on the bts side successfully (manual config here:http://blogs.breezetraining.com.au/mickb/2009/11/02/BizTalk2009ConfiguringTheSharePointAdapterManually.aspx)
Grab the existing WSSv3 Adapter WS and copy it to the SP2010 environment.
The trick is to add an entry into the Rebinding section of the WebService Web.config
Something like:
OldVersion=11.0.0.0 NewVersion=14.0.0.0
This tells .NET that when the WS is looking for v11 of the Microsoft.SharePoint.dll (v11) use Microsoft.SharePoint.dll (v14)
The SP2010 APIs are ‘mostly’ backwards compatible, certainly around SPLists and SPListItems they are.
As always with LOB/Advanced adapters they are often very technology and version dependent. In this case illustrated by :
SP2010 APIs are ‘mostly’ backwards
And its not officially supported. Naturally I’m not going to recommend using the SharePoint adapter for a Critical production system.
back to the your own custom developed interoperable services interfaces.
The supported SharePoint adapter for 2010 will be released later with BizTalk Server 2009R2.
Michael Høtoft
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BizTalk Server, Sharepoint Server
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