Microsoft BizTalk server 2010 patterns : create effective, scalable solutions with Microsoft BizTalk server 2010 / Dan Rosanova.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Rosanova, Dan.

Series:

Professional Expertise Distilled

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Microsoft BizTalk.

Electronic commerce.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (396 p.)

Edition:

1st edition

Place of Publication:

Birmingham [England] : Packt Pub., 2011.

Language Note:

English

System Details:

text file

Biography/History:

Rosanova Dan: Dan Rosanova is a two-time Microsoft BizTalk MVP with over twelve years of experience delivering solutions on Microsoft platforms in the financial services, insurance, banking, telecommunications, and logistics industries, where he has specialized in high volume and low latency distributed applications. Dan has extensive experience with. NET, XML, services, and queuing. Dan is a senior architect in the Technology Integration practice at West Monroe Partners, an international, full-service business and technology consulting firm focused on guiding organizations through projects that fundamentally transform their business.

Summary:

Create effective scalable solutions with BizTalk Server 2010 using this e-book

Contents:

Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Introducing BizTalk Server 2010; Understanding what is BizTalk Server; Stating the goals of BizTalk Server; Increasing reliability; Decoupling systems; Providing reuse; Decreasing development time; Providing rich information to technical as well as business consumers; Improving administration; When to use BizTalk Server; Where does BizTalk fit into the Enterprise?; Exploring the architecture of BizTalk Server; Design patterns within the BizTalk architecture; Messaging

Publish SubscribeAdapter; Streaming; Understanding BizTalk message flow; The Message Box; Other BizTalk databases; Presenting the BizTalk runtime environment; Servers and services; Application servers; Database Servers; Web Servers; Enterprise Single Sign-On Servers; Understanding roles and relationships; The BizTalk group; Hosts; Host instances; Isolated vs. in-process hosts; Summary; Chapter 2: Introduction to BizTalk Development; Developing BizTalk solutions; Partitioning the BizTalk solution; Specifying the requirements of solution structure; Understanding the layers of a BizTalk solution

Visual Studio solution structureProjects; External Schemas (.xsd files); Internal Schemas (.xsd files); Maps (.btm files); Pipelines (.btp files); Pipeline components (.cs files); Orchestrations (.odx files); Libraries (C#, resources, and so on); Testing (.xml, .dtd, .cs files); Non-project artifacts; Motivations for solution structure; Understanding types in BizTalk; Message types; Types in contexts; Type resolution; Understanding the solution at runtime; Monitoring; Why BAM?; Understanding BAM concepts; Creating a BAM activity; Creating a BAM view; Creating a BAM tracking profile

Advanced BAM conceptsContinuation; Relationship; Document reference URL; Introducing the BAM portal; Presenting BAM alerts; Summary; Chapter 3: BizTalk Development Guidelines; Core guidance; Determining where to place different types of logic; Maps; Orchestrations; Business rules; Pipelines and pipeline components; General concept; Mapping at the port level; Orchestration best practices; Avoid overuse of orchestration; Always use multipart messages in orchestrations; Avoid large orchestrations; Minimize trips to the message box (persistence points)

Avoid using atomic scopes to call .NET methodsDon't use XmlDocument for a message type... ever; Avoid loading messages into classes via the XmlSerializer; Use direct bound ports and Content Based Routing; Leverage filters in orchestrations; Use distinguished fields instead of xpath; Avoid unnecessary looping on collections; Pipelines; What are pipelines?; Stages in a receive pipeline; Stages in a send pipeline; Pipeline components; Metadata and message context; Stream processing; Summary; Chapter 4: Operating BizTalk; Understanding BizTalk operational architecture; Administering BizTalk Server

Scalability in BizTalk Server

Notes:

Includes index.

ISBN:

9786613320056

9781283320054

1283320053

9781849684613

1849684618

OCLC:

797917862