BizTalk 2006 Recipes : A Problem-Solution Approach,9781590597118

BizTalk 2006 Recipes : A Problem-Solution Approach

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ISBN13: 9781590597118
ISBN10: 1590597117
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Pub. Date: 2006-09-25
Publisher(s): Springer Verlag
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Summary

BizTalk Server 2006 builds on the heritage and core architecture of BizTalk Server 2004, leading to a powerful tool that encompasses the latest Microsoft technologies and industry standards for automating and managing business processes. BizTalk Server 2006 adds incremental value to BizTalk 2004 by improving administration, deployment, and other key areas of the product. BizTalk 2006 Recipes is based on the experiences of many of the most prominent experts in the field. It will include over 170 problem-solving recipes for all levels of developers and administrators. And it's written by a team of experts.

Table of Contents

Foreword ix
About the Foreword Author xi
About the Authors xiii
About the Technical Reviewer xvii
Acknowledgments xix
Introduction xxi
Document Schemas
1(44)
Creating Simple Document Schemas
2(3)
Creating Schema Namespaces
5(1)
Promoting Properties
6(4)
Creating Property Schemas
10(5)
Importing Schemas
15(4)
Referencing Schemas
19(1)
Creating Envelopes
20(7)
Creating Complex Types
27(3)
Defining Regular Expressions
30(2)
Creating Flat File Schemas
32(6)
Creating Soap Header Schemas
38(7)
Document Mapping
45(102)
Creating Simple Maps
46(5)
Organizing Maps
51(4)
Adding Mapping Constants
55(3)
Mapping Any Element Nodes
58(4)
Using the Value Mapping Functoid
62(4)
Using the Mass Copy Functoid
66(3)
Using the Table Looping Functoid
69(6)
Using the Database Lookup Functoid
75(8)
Seeding Cross-Reference Tables with ID Cross-References
83(3)
Seeding Cross-Reference Tables with Value Cross-References
86(3)
Using the ID Cross-Reference Functoids
89(2)
Using the Value Cross-Reference Functoids
91(2)
Using the Looping Functoid
93(4)
Using the Iteration Functoid
97(6)
Creating a Custom Functoid
103(4)
Using the Date and Time Functoids
107(4)
Creating Functoid If-Then-Else Logic
111(5)
Calling Compiled Assemblies
116(4)
Using Inline C#
120(4)
Passing Orchestration Variables into Maps
124(6)
Using Inline XSLT
130(4)
Using Call Templates
134(3)
Using XSLT Group-By
137(3)
Testing Maps
140(7)
Messaging
147(48)
Configuring Receive Ports and Locations
148(3)
Configuring Send Ports
151(5)
Configuring Port Maps
156(2)
Using Send Port Groups
158(3)
Creating Validation Pipelines
161(2)
Creating Encryption Pipelines
163(8)
Creating Flat File Send and Receive Pipelines
171(6)
Creating Custom Pipeline Components
177(13)
Handling Pipeline Errors
190(5)
Orchestration
195(94)
Receiving Messages
196(6)
Sending Messages
202(3)
Creating Multipart Messages
205(6)
Binding Orchestrations
211(2)
Configuring a Send Port at Runtime
213(3)
Creating Branching Logic in an Orchestration
216(3)
Receiving Multiple Message Formats in a Single Orchestration
219(4)
Calling External Assemblies
223(2)
Receiving Untyped Messages
225(2)
Using the Parallel Action Shape
227(1)
Using the Loop Shape
228(2)
Using the Transform Shape
230(3)
Using the Call Orchestration and Start Orchestration Shapes
233(2)
Configuring Basic Correlations
235(4)
Maintaining Message Order
239(8)
Configuring Parallel Convoys
247(4)
Using XPath Queries on Messages
251(2)
Using Nontransactional Orchestration Scopes
253(6)
Creating Atomic Scopes
259(6)
Using Long-Running Transactions
265(4)
Catching Exceptions Consistently
269(7)
Creating Role Links
276(6)
Calling Web Services
282(3)
Exposing an Orchestration As a Web Service
285(4)
Business Rules Framework
289(30)
Creating a Business Policy
289(1)
Creating and Testing Rules
290(8)
Creating Facts
298(1)
Setting Rule Priorities
299(2)
Creating Custom Fact Retrievers
301(5)
Calling the Business Rules Engine from .NET
306(4)
Calling the Business Rules Engine from an Orchestration
310(5)
Deploying and Undeploying Policies
315(4)
Adapters
319(54)
Configuring File Sends
319(2)
Configuring File Receives
321(3)
Configuring SMTP Send Ports
324(4)
Configuring MSMQ Sends
328(5)
Configuring MSMQ Receives
333(4)
Sending Updategrams with the SQL Adapter
337(6)
Calling Stored Procedures Using the SQL Adapter
343(6)
Receiving with the SQL Adapter
349(10)
Configuring HTTP Sends
359(4)
Configuring HTTP Receives
363(5)
Configuring Soap Sends and Receives
368(5)
Deployment
373(24)
Exporting Applications
373(7)
Importing Applications
380(4)
Deploying a BizTalk Solution from Visual Studio
384(3)
Enlisting and Starting Send Ports
387(3)
Enabling Receive Locations
390(2)
Enlisting and Starting Orchestrations
392(5)
Administration and Operations
397(30)
Troubleshooting Suspended Services
398(7)
Finding a Message
405(4)
Resubmitting Messages
409(3)
Managing BizTalk Applications
412(5)
Debugging Orchestrations
417(5)
Tracking Messages
422(5)
Business Activity Monitoring
427(54)
Creating BAM Activities and Views
427(16)
Deploying BAM Activities and Views
443(7)
Using the BAM Portal
450(6)
Setting Up BAM Alerts
456(6)
Using the BAM Interceptor
462(4)
Creating a BAM Service Request
466(4)
Creating a Tracking Profile
470(11)
Encore: BizTalk Server 2006
481(40)
Working with the Flat File Schema Wizard
481(15)
Using the Windows SharePoint Services Adapter
496(7)
Subscribing to Suspended Messages
503(3)
Using the POP3 Adapter
506(2)
Calling Pipelines from Within an Orchestration
508(6)
Resuming Inbound Message Processing
514(7)
Index 521

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