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BizTalk Server 2009 Beta• 18:00 - ”An overview of new features and other changes”
• 19:00 - Paus, mingel, diskussioner• 19:30 - ”Build & Deploy automation with Team Foundation Server 2008”• 21:00 - En öl någonstans på östermalm…
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Anders Zommarin
BizTalk Server 2009 Beta
An overview of new features and other changes in
Johan Hedbergmail: [email protected]: http://blogical.se/blogs/johanim: [email protected]
BizTalk Server 2009?
BizTalk Server 2006 R3 TAP (private CTP) since early 2008 Became BizTalk Server 2009 in
september Public CTP Q4 2008
Release date Q2 2009
Roadmap
A new release every 2 years 2011 (BizTalk Server “7”) on the drawing board Prioritized areas:
Developer productivity Enhanced B2B Low latency and ESB Cross-enterprise asset tracking, enterprise
manageability, and industry standards (RFID) BI / BAM Platform capabilities (ie .NET, Windows, SQL etc.)
XLANG will continue to be BizTalk Servers orchestration technology
Focus areas
Service oriented architecture and Enterprise connectivity
Platform support SOA and Web Services B2B Integration Developer productivity
Version detailsProduct name Service pack Version number
BizTalk Server 2004 3.0.4902.0
BizTalk Server 2004 SP1 3.0.6070.0
BizTalk Server 2004 SP2 3.0.7405.0
BizTalk Server 2006 3.5.1602.0
BizTalk Server 2006 R2 3.6.1404.0
BizTalk Server 2009 Beta 3.8.104.5
Application platform
Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Failover Clustering
SQL Server 2008 SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services
.NET 3.5 SP1 WCF Improvements etc.
WCF
WCF Adapters .NET 3.5 bindings for Custom Adapters Configurable transactions
▪ Transaction Isolation Level
WCF LOB Adapters Oracle E-Business Suite SQL Server And “overall improvements”
Business Activity Monitoring
SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services Unified Dimensional Modeling (UDM)
Cubes Scalable real-time aggregations
▪ Enhanced PerformancePoint Server 2007 integration
No clustered tables
EDI and AS2
Enhanced support for EDI and AS2
Multiple message attachments Configurable auto message resend End-to-end filename preservation Improved reporting Drummond re-certification for AS2
BUGS this spring?
What about Covast?
Base EDI Adapter is removed. Advanced B2B Pack features:
New standards for specific retail segments such as warehousing, grocery, energy, automotive and air freight;
B2B metadata management for EDI "super" interchanges, greater compatibility with SQL Server repository/Visual Studio (EDI Explorer) and new reporting capabilities;
Advanced B2B transports including new file adapters and transports and VAN connectivity;
B2B operations monitor that enables role-based viewing, end-to-end tracking/tracing and automatic archiving.
Service Registry
UDDI 3.0 Making services discoverable
Previously a SOA tenant missing in BizTalk Server
Subscription API Register for updates on UDDI entries
Separate install No integration (as with RFID)
ESB Guidance 2.0
ESB Guidance 2.0 Improved Itinerary Processing
Modelling using DSL Centralized storage
Pluggable resolver adapter pack Enhanced ESB Management portal Centralized configuration and
caching
BUGS this spring?
RFID
RFID Mobile Extended administrative tooling
Powershell Extended operations tooling
System Center Operation Manager Extended support for industry
standards LLDRP, TDT, TDS, WS Discovery, EPCIS
SWIFT
Enhanced support for SWIFT (Society of Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication)
Host System Integration
Host Integration Server 2009 & BizTalk Adapters for Host System WCF WebSphere MQ WCF Service for Host Applications
▪ Transaction Integrator CICS, IMS, CICS HTTP, DB2, DBS/400,
DB2 Universal Database, Websphere MQ
BizTalk Visual Studio projects
New project file structure BizTalk projects are “a kind of c#”
project. Now uses MSBuild just like other projects
Projects can now contain c# classes Upgrade will supposedly be
automatic
Build Enhancements
Install contains specific “Project Build Component” Allows building solutions on a machine
that has neither BizTalk Server runtime nor Visual Studio.
Build is incremental Team Foundation Server 2008
MSBuild and automated builds
Session 2...
Development features
Visual Studio 2008 Enhanced debugging Unit testing support Simplified property access Static CodeAnalysis
DemoDevelopment features
Administration
One tool! Enhanced BizTalk Management Console Asynchronous!
No more HAT! The move, that began with 2004 -> 2006, is now
complete. Instead
▪ Tracked Message Events▪ Tracked Service Instances
Slightly updated look and feel New icons etc.
No EventLog
DemoAdministration
Upgrade from BizTalk Server 2006 R2
1. Pre-requisite: .NET 3.5 Sp1 Install before starting upgrade
2. Stop all hosts, back up all databases (just in case)
3. Run the upgrade process
No need to re-configure No need to re-deploy applications Some cosmetic (presumably beta)
issues
Removed features
HAT (well, not really...) Human Workflow Service (HWS) Business Activity Services (BAS) Btsdeploy
If you are using this, consider transitioning to btstask. It’s been marked as deprecated since 2006.
MSMQT Base EDI Adapter WSE Adapter
Deprecated features
BizTalk Explorer SOAP Adapter
Web Services Publishing Wizard Add Web reference
SQL Adapter
Q & ABizTalk Server 2009 Beta Overview
Johan [email protected]://blogical.se/blogs/johan msn: [email protected]
BizTalk Server 2009 Beta
Build & Deploy automation with Team Foundation Server 2008 and
Mikael Håkanssonmail: [email protected]: http://blogical.se/blogs/mikaelim: [email protected]
Agenda
The manual way Why Automate? Team Foundation Server 2008 Automated Build with BizTalk 2006 Automated Build with BizTalk 2009 Conclusions
The manual way…
VSS BUILD TEST STAGE PROD
DB ScriptsBRE
ScriptsSource CodeBinding
files
Demo”The manual way”
Why Automated Build Process?
Benefits: Easier version management. No need to manage assemblies and
other resources when exporting MSI packages!
Less manual work. Enables continuous integration!
Challenges
HOGIA
SvenskLön Oracle EBS
Architectural Constraints Isolated Solutions :
No external references Bindings file oriented
Shared components, artifacts and ports need to be handled separately from the Build Process
What is Team System?
Project Lead
TesterDeveloperRequirement
Architects
DBA
Team Foundation Server
What is Team Foundation Server?
Work Item Tracking Source Control Team Build
What is Team Foundation Server?
Visual Studio 2005 * Edition
Visual Studio 2008 * Edition
Microsoft ExcelMicrosoft Project
Microsoft SharePoint
Custom
Visual Studio 2008 Team Explorer
Team Foundation Server 2008
Visual Studio 2005 Team Explorer
DemoWork Item Tracking &
Source Control
The Automated way – BTS2006
No support for MSBuild! Requires Visual Studio on Build
Server
Have a look at BizTalk Deployment Framework at CodePlex.
Team Build
Build automation
Configuration
Testing
Inspection Deployment
Feedback
Development
DemoCreate Build Type
Infrastructure
Team Foundation Client
Application Tier
Create build type Start Build/Deploy Reports
Team Build Web Services
TES
TData Tier
Source Code Work items Team Build data
Build Machine Build Agent MSBuild BizTalk
STA
GE Build Machine
Build Agent MSBuild BizTalk
PR
OD Build Machine
Build Agent MSBuild BizTalk
Build & Deploy Process
Trigger Build
Prepare Build
Get Sources
Compile & Analyze
Execute Tests
Update Work Items
Calculate Code
Coverage
Publish Build
Custom
Tasks
Custom Tasks
TEST
STAGE
PROD
Application Binding files
DemoBuild & Deploy automation
Build Parameters
To build a specific version: /P:GetVersion=[C|L]version Where version is the Versionspec by the following syntax: * Changeset - Version that belongs to changeset number, Eg C1234 * Label - Version that belongs to a label, Eg LMyLable
To perform UnDeploy, use set the Deploy parameter to false: /P:Deploy=false
If you only wich to install asseblies to GAC, without deploying to BizTalk, use the GacOnly parameter.
/P:GacOnly=true You may use combination of parameters: /P:GetVersion=C1234;Deploy=false (Undeploys a specific version) /P:GetVersion=C1234;GacOnly=true (Installs a specific version to
GAC, without deploying to BizTalk)
Considerations
Application References Multi server environments
No need to recompile after first successful compilation.
Building to a Group The process is bindings file
dependant Utilizing undocumented BizTalk
assemblies
Q&A
Mikael Håkansson’s bloghttp://blogical.se/blogs/mikael
Aaron Hallberg’s bloghttp://blogs.msdn.com/aaronhallberg
Scott Colestock’s bloghttp://www.traceofthought.net/
Mathias Olausson’s bloghttp://www.olausson.net/blog/
BizTalk Deployment Frameworkhttp://www.codeplex.com/biztalkdeployment
TechDays 2009 Sessions:17 mars 16:15 - Best Practices för källkodshantering17 mars 14:30 – BizTalk 2009
