Day 1
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Introducing BizTalk |
- The realities of integration and service orientation
- Business process management concepts
- BizTalk Server architecture and features
- What are the different parts of R2
- Introduction to the EDI and RFID functionality in R2
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Message Schemas |
- XML Schema in BizTalk Server
- The BizTalk Schema Editor
- Document schemas
- Envelope schemas
- Property schemas
- Flat file schemas
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Message Transformations |
- XSLT in BizTalk Server
- The BizTalk Mapper
- Using basic and advanced functoids in maps
- Managing transformation challenges
- Testing maps
- Building custom functoids
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Messaging Architecture |
- BizTalk's publish and subscribe architecture
- Content based routing
- Send and receive ports
- BizTalk message box
- Applying transformations to messages
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Day 2
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Adapters and Pipelines |
- Adapter installation and configuration
- Understanding send and receive adapters
- What adapters are included with BizTalk Server
- Generating artifacts from adapters
- Send and receive pipelines
- Default pipelines and components
- Building custom pipelines
- Pipeline configuration
- Creating custom pipeline components
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WCF Architecture for BizTalk Developers |
- What is WCF
- Basic WCF Architecture
- Features of WCF that BizTalk developers need to care about
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WCF Adapter - In Process |
- WCF Adapter Architecture overview
- Creating WCF receive locations
- Consuming WCF Services
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WCF Adapter - Isolated |
- Isolated adapter architecture
- WCF Service publishing wizard
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Day 3
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Building adapters with the WCF LOB Adapter SDK |
- Motivation for the WCF LOB Adapter SDK
- Overview of WCF LOB Adapters
- Building a WCF LOB Adapter
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Orchestration Basics |
- The BizTalk orchestration engine
- XLANGs
- Working with messages in orchestrations
- Managing ports in orchestrations
- Correlation
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Orchestrations II |
- Exception handling
- Transactions and compensation
- Port binding options and role links
- Executing pipelines in orchestrations
- Convoys - sequential and parallel
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Introduction to Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) |
- What is WF?
- Activities in WF
- WorkflowRuntime overview
- Introduction to WF Tracking
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Day 4
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Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) |
- BAM concepts
- Defining BAM data collection
- Creating BAM infrastructure
- Tracking profile editor
- Using the BAM API
- Querying and processing BAM data
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BAM Interceptors for WCF and WF |
- Introduction to BAM
- BAM interceptor architecture
- BAM interceptor configuration file schema
- BAM interceptor configuration for WF and WCF
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Business Rules |
- Business rule engine concepts
- Creating and testing rules
- Managing business rule policies
- Creating and managing rule vocabularies
- Executing rules from orchestrations
- Interacting with rules from .NET code
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EDI Basics |
- EDI architecture
- Managing EDI partners
- Receiving and Sending with EDI
- Working with AS2
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Day 5
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EDI Batching and Reporting |
- EDI reporting
- Working with EDI batches
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Hosting and Deployment |
- Managing hosts and host instances
- Adapter and orchestration hosting
- Managing BizTalk applications
- Using binding files
- Using BTSTASK.exe for scripted deployments
- Creating MSI installers
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BizTalk RFID |
- Introduction to RFID technology
- BizTalk RFID Architecture
- How to build an RFID EventHandler
- Configuring an RFID Process
- Installing and configuring an RFID provider
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BizTalk RFID Applications |
- Scripting in RFID applications
- Synchronous application design
- Advanced process design
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