(MCTS): Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010 (70-595) Certification Guide -- Table of Contents -- (MCTS): Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010 (70-595) Certification Guide -- Credits -- About the Authors -- About the Reviewers -- www.PacktPub.com -- Support files, eBooks, discount offers and more -- Why Subscribe? -- Free Access for Packt account holders -- Instant Updates on New Packt Books -- Preface -- What this book covers -- What you need for this book -- Who this book is for -- Conventions -- Reader feedback -- Customer support -- Downloading the example code -- Errata -- Piracy -- Questions -- 1. Configuring a Messaging Architecture -- Publish/subscribe -- Receiving the message -- Adapter -- Pipeline -- Maps -- MessageBox -- Subscriptions -- Message Context properties -- Orchestrations -- Sending the message -- Maps -- Pipeline -- Adapter -- BizTalk platform settings and Applications -- BizTalk Administration Console -- The Group Hub -- Hosts and Host Instances -- Creating a Host -- Creating a Host Instance -- Managing Adapter Handlers -- Applications -- Referencing another Application -- Setting up and managing Ports -- Receive Ports -- Port Authentication -- Receive Locations -- Service Windows -- Location states -- Error threshold -- Receive Port Maps -- Send Ports -- Transport Advanced Options -- Scheduling and Service Window -- Backup transport -- Send Port Maps -- Configuring Filters (Subscriptions) -- Port states -- Dynamic Send Ports -- Send Port Groups -- Failed message routing -- Ordered delivery -- Receive Locations -- Send Ports -- Configuring core Adapters -- HTTP -- Sending HTTP -- Receiving HTTP -- POP3 -- SMTP -- FTP -- Receiving FTP -- Sending FTP -- File -- Receiving files -- Sending files -- Credentials -- Configuring content-based routing -- Creating folders and Application -- Creating Receive Ports and Receive Locations.

Testing the Receive Locations -- Debugging the messages -- Setting up a Send Port -- Setting up Send Port for System II and a Send Port Group -- Implementing messaging patterns -- Working with canonical messages -- De-batching -- Using the correct flow -- Adapter independence -- Test your knowledge -- Summary -- 2. Developing BizTalk Artifacts - Creating Schemas and Pipelines -- Creating Schemas -- Type of Schemas -- XML Schemas -- Envelope Schemas -- Flat File Schemas -- Property Schemas -- Schema Identity -- XML Identity -- targetNamespace -- MessageType -- .NET Identity -- Namespace -- Typename -- Promoted property and distinguished fields -- Promoting nodes as property fields -- Quick Promotion -- Promoting a node as distinguished field -- Creating the structure of a Schema -- Creating reoccurring parts of a Schema -- Creating Envelope Schemas -- Datatypes and formatting -- Specifying custom formatting restrictions -- Restricting string values -- Controlling date formats -- Restricting integer formats -- Creating reusable types -- Simple types -- Complex types -- Creating Schema hierarchies -- Import -- Include -- Redefine -- Creating Pipelines -- Pipeline Stages -- Receive Pipelines -- Decode -- Disassemble -- Validate -- Resolve Party -- Send Pipelines -- Pre-Assemble -- Assemble -- Encode -- Default Pipelines -- PassThruReceive -- XMLReceive -- PassThruTransmit -- XMLTransmit -- Custom Pipelines -- Configuring Pipelines and Pipeline components -- Working with XML messages -- Disassembling and parsing -- Allow unrecognized messages -- Document Schemas -- Envelope Schemas -- Recoverable interchange processing -- Validate document structure -- Assembling and serializing -- Add processing instructions text, Add processing instructions, Processing instruction scope -- Add XML declaration -- Preserve Byte Order -- Target charset -- Envelope Schemas.

Document Schemas -- Validating data -- Working with envelopes -- Working with secure data -- Encryption and signing -- Decryption and signature verification -- Test your knowledge -- Summary -- 3. Developing BizTalk Artifacts - Creating Maps -- Creating Maps -- Why XSLT matters -- Using Functoids -- Conversion Functoids -- Cumulative Functoids -- Database Functoids -- Table Query Functoids -- Cross Referencing Data Functoids -- Working with application IDs -- Working with application values -- Date/Time Functoids -- Logical Functoids -- Mathematical Functoids -- Scientific Functoids -- String Functoids -- Using Advanced Functoids -- Looping -- Index -- Iterator -- Nil -- Record Count -- Looping -- Table Looping -- Conditional Mapping -- Copy-based Mapping -- Troubleshooting -- Scripting -- Using external assemblies -- Using Inline Code -- Using Inline XSLT -- Maps and Orchestrations -- Test your knowledge -- Summary -- 4. Developing BizTalk Artifacts - Creating Orchestrations -- Developing Orchestrations -- Basic shapes and configuration -- Message and Data Handling -- Containers -- Flow control -- Orchestration Nesting -- Other -- Orchestration activation -- Activating Receive -- Call and Start -- Persistence -- Dehydration and rehydration -- Transactions -- Transaction types -- Scopes -- Long Running -- Atomic -- Isolation levels -- Nesting -- Transaction reach -- Storing configuration information -- Orchestration variables -- Configuration placed in BTSNTSvc.exe.config -- Configuration placed in web.config for isolated Hosts -- Configuration placed in machine.config -- Some configuration can be placed on the Adapter handlers -- Through the message -- Through the message context -- Business Rules -- SSO -- Using a .NET helper component -- Integrating with .NET assemblies -- Configuring Orchestration bindings -- Ports versus Port Types.

Logical ports versus physical ports -- Port binding options -- Specify Now -- Specify Later -- Direct -- MessageBox (filter-based) -- Self Correlating -- Partner Orchestration -- Dynamic -- Configuring correlation -- Working with Correlation Types and Sets -- Convoys -- Sequential Convoys -- Parallel Convoys -- Test your knowledge -- Summary -- 5. Debugging and Exception Handling -- Handling exceptions in Orchestrations -- Scopes -- Throwing exceptions -- Catching exceptions -- Compensation -- Sample exception handling scenario -- Delivery notification -- Debug Orchestrations -- Handling messaging errors -- Subscription errors -- Transmission errors -- Routing errors -- Recoverable Interchange Processing -- Validating and testing artifacts -- Validating Schemas and Message Instances -- Validate Schema -- Validate Instance -- Generate Instance -- Validating, testing, and debugging Maps -- Unit testing -- Unit testing Schemas -- Unit testing Maps -- Test your knowledge -- Summary -- 6. Deploying, Tracking, and Administrating a BizTalk Server 2010 Solution -- Installing and configuring a multiserver BizTalk environment -- High Availability -- Installation setup -- Installation -- Configuration -- Configuring SSO -- Setting up BizTalk Group -- Configuring Runtime settings -- Active Directory Groups and Users -- Deploying BizTalk applications -- Sample deployment through Visual Studio -- Preparing the solution -- Binding Files -- Sample deployment through MSI package -- Binding File dependencies -- BizTalk Application states -- Runtime Application states -- Tracking events in BizTalk Server -- Tracking Receive Ports -- Tracking Orchestrations -- Tracking Send Ports -- Managing BizTalk applications using BizTalk Administration Console -- Configuration Overview -- Work in Progress -- Suspended Items -- Group Suspended Service Instances.

Tracked Service Instances -- Tracked Message Events -- BizTalk Settings Dashboard -- Viewing and modifying performance tuning settings -- Exporting and importing performance tuning settings -- Test your knowledge -- Summary -- 7. Integrating Web Services and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Services -- Out of the box WCF Adapters -- Configuring a WCF Adapter -- Using out of the box WCF-BasicHttp Send Adapter -- Using out of the box WCF-BasicHttp Receive Adapter -- Custom behaviors -- Exposing Schemas and Orchestrations as WCF Services -- Testing our WCF Service -- Consuming WCF Services from BizTalk Server 2010 -- Sample WCF Service -- Consuming our WCF Service from BizTalk -- Configuring generated WCF Service artifacts -- Testing our Custom WCF Service -- Handling web exceptions -- Test your knowledge -- Summary -- 8. Implementing Extended Capabilities -- Business Rules Engine (BRE) -- Key Concepts -- Rule -- Policy -- Vocabulary -- Rule store -- Creating a BizTalk Solution with rules -- Create a Schema -- Creating a Policy -- Importing a Schema into Rule Composer -- Adding an Action -- Testing the policy -- Creating an Orchestration -- Deploying the policy and testing -- Deploying a new version of the Policy -- Adding Vocabulary -- Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) -- Finding and deploying the EDIFACT Schema -- Adding a reference to BizTalk EDI application -- Setting up a Receive Port, Location, and a Send Port -- Setting up the Parties -- Examine an unrecognized message -- Set up the Parties and the Agreement for receiving -- Changing the Schema -- Set up an alternate namespace for the Agreement -- Deploy an alternate Schema -- Setting up a Party and Agreement for sending -- Setting up a new Party for sending -- Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) -- Communication between RFID and BizTalk using SQL Server.

Business Activity Monitoring (BAM).