BizTalk Server Professionals

CBIT Canadian Beaver Training Ottawa
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online/Live | On-site/In-house | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Module 0: Application Architecture
| The Need for XML
The Application Tiers: 1, 2 and 3-tiered Applications
Distributed Applications: Technology and Infrastructure
About the .NET Framework
What Is BizTalk Server and Why Is It Useful
Overview of BizTalk Messaging Architecture
BizTalk As An Enterprise Application Integration Solution
BizTalk As An E-business Solution
BizTalk and Legacy Integration


| Module 1: BizTalk Server 2006 Component Overview
| BizTalk Component Overview
The BizTalk Messaging Engine
The BizTalk Development Environment: Visual Studio .NET
BizTalk Server Administrator
BizTalk Rules Engine
BizTalk Health and Activity Tracking
BizTalk Business Activity Services
BizTalk Business Activity Monitoring
BizTalk Human Workflow Services


| Module 2: Installing BizTalk Server
| Understanding Software and Hardware Requirements
Installing BizTalk Server
BizTalk Server Oracle Integration
Verifying the Installation
About Multiple Server Installations
BizTalk Security Account and Group Requirements
Preparing the Server
Installing SQL Server
Preparing for Enterprise Single Sign On
Preparing for Sharepoint Portal Server
Preparing for Business Activity Services
Preparing for Business Activity Monitoring
Preparing for Human Workflow Services


| Module 3: Configuring BizTalk Server Hosts
| What Is a BizTalk Server Host
About the Isolated Host
Creating Multiple Hosts
Hosts and Security
Co-hosting
Trading Partner Integration


| Module 4: Overview of BizTalk Messaging Components
| BizTalk Architecture
BizTalk Schemas
BizTalk Maps
BizTalk Physical Ports
BizTalk Receive Locations
BizTalk Adapters: Http, File, Smtp, Etc
BizTalk Pipelines
BizTalk Orchestrations
The Complete Messaging Lifecycle


| Module 5: Essential XML Concepts for BizTalk Professionals
| XML Document Basics: Well-formed and Valid XML Documents
Well Formed XML Documents
XML Document Validation with Schemas
BizTalk Schemas Explained
Presenting To the User: XSL Stylesheets
BizTalk Maps


| Module 6: Creating Schemas and Maps
| Creating Schemas
Generating Schemas
Using Flat File Extensions
Importing Schemas From Previous Versions of BizTalk Server
Creating Maps
Functoids Overview
Using Common Functoids
About Custom Functoids


| Module 7: BizTalk Adapters
| Adapter Overview
The File Adapter
The Http Adapter
BizTalk Server 2006 Adapter for Oracle
Other Adapters of Interest


| Module 8: Content Based Routing
| What Is Content Based Routing (cbr
Implementing Content Based Routing
Distinguished Fields Versus Promoted Properties
Implementing Filters
A Complete Example


| Module 9: Pipelines
| What Is Pipeline
Receive Pipelines
Send Pipelines
Creating a Custom Pipeline Component
Debugging Pipeline Components


| Module 10: Biztalk Process Integration
| The Need for Orchestrations
About BizTalk Orchestrations
Connecting Logical Ports To Physical Ports
Using Web Services
What Are Correlation Sets
About Service Broker
About Notification Services


| Module 11: Orchestration Fundamentals
| Business Activity Diagrams
The Visual Studio Designer
Building the Top Level Orchestration
Deploying and Debugging Orchestrations
Calling Other Orchestrations
Using Long Running and Short Lived Transactions
Using Business Rules


| Module 12: Using Web Services
| XML Web Service Architecture
Creating a Web Service
Calling Web Services From BizTalk
Exposing An Orchestration As a Web Service


| Module 13: Configuration and Deployment: Preparatory Topics
| Application Configuration
About Certificates and Keys
About the Global Assembly Cache (gac
Deploying a Strong Named Assembly To the GAC
Deployment Security Considerations


| Module 14: Performing a Deployment
| BizTalk Artifacts: What Gets Deployed and Where
Tools Based BizTalk Deployment
Creating An Msi File
Wmi Based BizTalk Deployment
Business Rules Deployment
Deploying Web Services
Deploying Hws
Other Deployment Considerations


| Module 15: BizTalk Server Essential Administration Tasks
| Creating An Administrator’s Checklist
The Role of Health and Activity Tracking
Creating Essential Reports
Daily Maintenance Overview
Monitoring System Performance
Dealing with Suspended Messages


| Module 16: Administering BizTalk Related Products
| Administering SQL Server
Administering Esso
Administering Sharepoint Portal Server
Administering Business Activity Services
Administering Business Rules
Administering Human Workflow Services


| Module 17: Backup and Recovery
| Windows Server 2003 Backup and Recovery
SQL Server Backup and Recovery
Esso Backup and Recovery
Sharepoint Portal Server Backup and Recovery
Other Essential Backup and Recovery Considerations


| Module 18: Troubleshooting (discussed Throughout the Course
| Installation
Schemas and Maps
Messaging
Orchestrations
Pipelines
Assemblies and Deployment
Web Services
Essential Production Notes

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Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

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Ottawa, Ontario
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