BizTalk Host

Microsoft.BizTalk.Server.2016.BizTalkHost (ClassType)

A host is a logical representation of a Microsoft Windows process that executes BizTalk Server artifacts such as send ports and orchestrations. A host can be either an in-process host, which means it is owned and managed by BizTalk Server, or an isolated host, which means that the BizTalk Server code is running in a process that is not controlled by BizTalk Server.

Knowledge Base article:

Summary

The BizTalk Host object represents a logical set of zero or more runtime processes in which you can deploy services, pipelines, and other artifacts. The Host object is a part of BizTalk Application View model and it represents a collection of runtime instances (zero or more) where the deployed items physically run. A BizTalk host can be either an in-process host, which means it is owned and managed by BizTalk Server, or an isolated host, which means that the BizTalk Server code is running in a process that is not controlled by BizTalk Server.

Element properties:

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Base Class	System.LogicalEntity
Abstract	False
Hosted	True
Singleton	False
Extension	False
Accessibility	Public
ElementId	493c49cd-6a21-7f23-b80d-0ceac409fe7c

Class Hierarchy:

System.Entity

System.LogicalEntity

Microsoft.BizTalk.Server.2016.BizTalkHost

Class Properties:

Property Name	Type	Display Name (ENU)	Description (ENU)	Key	Max Length	Min Length	Case Sensitive
System.Entity:
DisplayName	string	Display Name	Display name of monitoring object.	false	256	0	False
Microsoft.BizTalk.Server.2016.BizTalkHost:
Name	string	Name	Name of the BizTalk host	true	256	0	False
Type	string	Type	Type of BizTalk host (in-process or isolated)	false	256	0	False
NTGroupName	string	NT Group Name	NT group name	false	256	0	False
IsDefault	bool	Is Default	Indicates whether this host is default or not	false	256	0
Is32Bit	bool	Is 32 Bit	Indicates whether this host is 32-bit or not	false	256	0

Health Model:

System.Health.EntityState

System.Health.AvailabilityState

Microsoft.BizTalk.Server.2016.BizTalkHost.AvailabilityMonitor

Source Code:

<ClassType ID="Microsoft.BizTalk.Server.2016.BizTalkHost" Accessibility="Public" Abstract="false" Base="System!System.LogicalEntity" Hosted="true" Singleton="false">

  <Property ID="Name" Type="string" Key="true" CaseSensitive="false" Length="256" MinLength="0"/>

  <Property ID="Type" Type="string" Key="false" CaseSensitive="false" Length="256" MinLength="0"/>

  <Property ID="NTGroupName" Type="string" Key="false" CaseSensitive="false" Length="256" MinLength="0"/>

  <Property ID="IsDefault" Type="bool" Key="false" CaseSensitive="false" Length="256" MinLength="0"/>

  <Property ID="Is32Bit" Type="bool" Key="false" CaseSensitive="false" Length="256" MinLength="0"/>

</ClassType>