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Course name: BizTalkTrainer: PrasadDuration: 30 HrsSession: Daily 1 Hr
Introducing BizTalk Server 2010 Outline The need for integration Integration principles Messaging fundamentals Web services Integration realities Integrating multiple applications Business processes Introducing BizTalk Server 2010 Demo: BizTalk development toolsSummary
Sessions 1&2: BizTalk Introduction
Introduction BizTalk messaging XSD language fundamentals BizTalk and XML Schema Designing a schema Defining elements Qualifying local elements Specifying the root element Defining attributes
Sessions 3-6: Message Schemas
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 Property and Envelope schemas Demo: Working with envelopes and context properties Summary
Introduction BizTalk and XSLT Using existing XSLT transformations Demo: BizTalk Mapper Links Auto linking Pagination Validating a map Testing maps Debugging maps
Sessions 7&8: Message Transformations
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
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
Session 9&10: Messaging Architecture
Subscribers Understanding ports Demo: Publish and subscribe Adapter framework Transport properties Pipelines Pipeline designer Maps Is messaging enough? Summary
Handling receive errors Demo: Handling receive errors Handling send errors Demo: Handling send errors Summary
Session 11: Error handling
Introduction Pipeline fundamentals Pipelines components Default pipelines Pipeline configuration Demo: Creating and configuring pipelines Custom pipeline components Working with messages in pipelines Demo: Creating a custom pipeline component Summary
Session 12: Pipelines
FTP MSMQ SharePoint POP3 SMTP SQL (Read, write, using SPs and w/o SP) File
Session 13: Communication using Adapters
1. Introduction2. Orchestration fundamentals
3. Orchestration variables 4. Orchestration compilation
5. Orchestration activation 6. Orchestration execution 7. Demo: Orchestration designer
8. Orchestration execution 9. Orchestration messages 10. Messages are immutable 11. Creating messages
Sessions 14-24: Orchestrations
12. Message Context Properties
13. Maps 14. XPath 15. .NET code 16. Demo: Creating an orchestration
17. Orchestration Ports
18. Orchestration Port Types
19. Demo: ports and bindings
20. Exception Handling
21. Transactions
22. Demo: Transactions and Exceptions
23. Correlation
24. Demo: Correlation
25. Convoy Messaging Patterns
26. Demo: Using convoys
27. Port Binding Options
28. Dynamic Binding
29. Direct binding
30. Role Links
31. Demo: Dynamic orchestration ports
32. Summary
1. Introduction
2. Business rules concepts
3. Understanding facts
4. Demo: composing rules
5. Vocabularies
6. Rule engine execution
7. Demo: Using vocabulary
Session 25: Business Rules
8. Managing polices and vocabularies
9. Demo: Managing rules and vocabularies
10.Executing policies
11.Calling rules from .NET
12.Demo: Executing policies
13.Summary
1. Introduction 2. BAM concepts 3. Defining BAM data 4. Demo: Creating and deploying BAM definition 5. Tracking profile editor 6. Demo: Using the Tracking Profile Editor 7. Writing BAM data programmatically 8. Creating tracking profiles for code 9. Demo: Using BAM event streams 10. Querying BAM data 11. Demo: Custom reports and BAM portal 12. Summary
Session 26: Business Activity Monitoring
1. Introduction 2. Hosting model 3. Demo: hosts 4. Load balancing and clustering 5. Host security model 6. Demo: host security 7. Summary
Session 27: Deployment and hosting
1. Introduction 2. BizTalk EDI 3. Parties 4. Demo: Setting up a party 5. EDI schemas 6. Pipeline processing 7. Demo: schemas and pipelines 8. Ack, debatching and reporting 9. Demo: acks and reporting 10. Summary
Session 28: EDI Receiving
1. Introduction 2. EDI sending 3. Demo: EDI sending 4. Batching 5. Demo: Batching 6. Summary
Session 29: EDI Sending
1. Troubleshooting Suspended Services 2. Resubmitting Messages 3. Managing BizTalk Applications 4. Debugging Orchestrations 5. Tracking Messages 6. Restarting the BizTalk Host Instance(s) 7. Throttle Orchestration Memory Usage 8. Resuming Inbound Message Processing 9. BizTalk Performance and Scalability10. BizTalk Security
Session 30: Administration and Operations
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