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DEMO - BizTalk 2009 Fundamentals

DEMO - BizTalk 2009 Fundamentals
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Despite the trend towards service-oriented architectures, most organizations do not have the luxury of moving all of their investments in that direction at once. The fact is most will have to deal with legacy applications for some time to come. And to complicate matters further, typical business processes transcend multiple heterogeneous applications making them difficult to automate. In this course we look at how to use BizTalk Server (BTS) to bridge such integration gaps and simplify business process automation. By combining the connectivity provided by its messaging engine with the productivity provided by its orchestration engine, BizTalk Server can help you tackle tough business process scenarios in your connected systems today


Topics to be covered

01 Introduction to BizTalk Server
Introducing BizTalk Outline
The need for integration
Integration principles
Messaging fundamentals
Web services
Integration realities
Integrating multiple applications
Business processes
Introducing BizTalk Server 2009
Enterprise Service Bus
BizTalk RFID
Summary
Demo: BizTalk development tools

02 Message Schemas
Message Schemas Outline
BizTalk messaging
XSD language fundamentals
BizTalk and XML Schema
Designing a schema
Defining elements
Qualifying local elements
Specifying the root element
Defining attributes
Demo: Create schema
Defining simple types
Defining complex types
Reusing schemas
Testing schemas
Demo: Creating reusable types
Migrating existing schemas
Flat-file schemas
Demo: Flat file schema wizard
Summary


03 Message Transformations
Message Transformations Outline
BizTalk and XSLT
Using existing XSLT transformations
Demo: BizTalk Mapper
Links
Auto linking
Pagination
Validating a map
Testing maps
Debugging maps
Demo: Linking and map management
Complex mapping issues
Functoids
Functoid categories
Demo: Using functoids
Advanced functoids
Scripting functoid
Writing custom functoids
Demo: Scripting and custom functoids
Summary

04 Messaging Architecture
Messaging Architecture Outline
Messaging Architecture
Message fundamentals
Message Box
Message processing basics
Message context
System-defined message properties
User-defined message properties
Defining message properties in schema
Demo: Promoting properties
Understanding publish and subscribe
Subscribers
Understanding ports
Demo: Publish and subscribe
Adapter framework
Transport properties
Pipelines
Pipeline designer
Maps
Is messaging enough?
Demo: Creating a send pipeline
Summary

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