BizTalk Server 2010João Faneca

http://netponto.org15ª Reunião Presencial - 23/10/2010

João Faneca• Developing Internet applications since 1996, using at the

time C and Perl supported by Apache and MySql over Unix systems

• 10 years of experience working with Microsoft platforms: SQL Server, Commerce Server, SharePoint Server, Project Server, Windows Media Server, SQL Server Integration Services, SQL Server Reporting Services, BizTalk Server

• Experienced developer using ASP, ASP.Net, C#, VB.Net, producing DeskTop, Mobile and Web applications

Agenda• What is BizTalk?• BizTalk Architecture• BizTalk Components• Demo 1 – Consuming files• What’s new in BizTalk 2010?• Demo 2 – Consuming a WCF service• Extensibility Features in BizTalk Server• Demo 3 – Building a Custom Adapter• What else do you need to know?• Give it a try!

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What is BizTalk?

MainFrame

Web Site

Internal Databases

Supliers

Intranet

Customers(B2B or B2C)

ERP

Legacy Systems

What is BizTalk?• BizTalk Server is Microsoft’s Integration and

connectivity server solution• Allows organizations to more easily connect disparate

systems• Includes over 25 multi-platform adapters and a robust

messaging infrastructure• Provides strong durable messaging, a rules engine, EDI

connectivity, Business Activity Monitoring (BAM), RFID capabilities and IBM Host/Mainframe connectivity

Why BizTalk?

• One single tool and infra-structure for system integration

• Simplify and automate interoperability to reduce costs and errors

• Automate your business interactions with partners• Gain critical insights on business processes and

performance

BizTalk Architecture

BT Components: Adapters • Used for sending and receiving messages, they

will interoperate with “all kinds” of applications on “all kinds” of systems

• BT has a lot of them built-in: SAP, Siebel, IBM DB/2, SharePoint, JD Edwards, File, MSSQL, SMTP, FTP, HTTP, etc

• Third-party adapters exists in the Market• Developers can build their own

BT Components: Pipelines • Applied on incoming and/or outgoing messages,

they perform steps, that can change the message• Used for translating xml to regular files, it can be

used for authenticating the message and other features

• Developers can create custom pipelines using the Pipeline Designer, which runs inside Visual Studio, enabling whatever behavior is required

BizTalk Pipeline Designer

BT Components: Data Mapping • Applied to a message (xml format), it can

produce a different xml instance• It is accomplish with XSLT transformation.• BizTalk provides the BizTalk Editor (a xsd

editor) and the BizTalk Mapper (a xslt editor)• Developers can build schemas and Maps by

hand or using the BizTalk tools

BizTalk Mapper

BT Components: Orchestrations • Orchestrations are a set of actions that together meet

some useful business need• The Orchestration Designer (integrated in Visual

Studio) lets a developer define these actions by connecting together a series of shapes in a logical way

• For an easy collaboration between software developers and business people, an orchestration created in Visual Studio can be imported into Visio and vice-versa

BizTalk Orchestration Designer

BT Components: Business Rule Engine • BRE allows business analysts to change orchestration

behavior without re-deploying the orchestration• The Business Rule Composer allows the definition of

a set of business rules. Rules are composed by terms (for example, Maximum Quantity of Items) . The value for each term might be a constant, a xml attribute retrieved from a message, a value coming from a SQL query or a value coming from a .Net component

BT Comps: Business Rule Engine (2)

• A rule uses the terms defined in some vocabulary together with logical operators such as Greater Than, Less Than, Is Equal To, and others to define how a business process operates

• To execute a business policy, an orchestration uses a CallRules shape, passing in the information this policy needs, such as a received XML document

Consuming a flat file, inserting file records into a SQL Server

database table

Demo 1

What’s new in BizTalk 2010 (1)?• BizTalk Server Settings Dashboard: addresses

performance settings• Improved Management Pack: Through System Center

Operations Manager (SCOM), management is easier• FTP Adapter Enhancements: Support for secure FTP,

readonly locations and atomic file transfer in ASCII mode

• Enhanced Trading Partner Management: new approach on B2B communication

What’s new in BizTalk 2010 (2)?• Enhanced support for HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability

and Accountability Act) documents: support for 5010 version

• Enhanced BizTalk Mapper: Intellisense, Relevance View, Suggestive Matching, Optimized Display of links, Search support

• Support for .NET Framework 4, SQL Server Backup Compression in BizTalk Server and SQL Server Transparent data encryption, Hyper-V, SharePoint 2010

• Monitoring known issues in BizTalk Server: new SQL Agent job for tracking known issues

Deprecated Features, Tools, and APIs

• EDI Pipeline: now available as part of the Trading Partner Management user interface• EDI Context Properties: DestinationPartyID,

DestinationPartyName• SOAP Adapter: You should use the WCF-BasicHttp or

WCF-WSHttp adapter• BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard: you should

instead use the BizTalk WCF Publishing Wizard with the WCF-BasicHttp

Extensibility Features in BizTalk Server

“The presence of the code is often a symptom of not understanding the problem, not understanding BizTalk, or both”, by Erik Westermann

Extensibility Features in BizTalk Server

• Adapters: physical message delivery in and/or out of the system

• Pipelines: message tretatment and/or validation before and/or after message is sent and/or received

• Functoids: used in BizTalk maps

The Adapter framework

• Offers a stable, open mechanism for all adapters to implement or access work from the BizTalk Server Messaging Engine

• The interfaces described in the Microsoft.BizTalk.Adapter.Framework namespace enable adapters to provide a means to modify configuration property pages. It also is a means to import services and schemas into the BizTalk project

Custom pipelines

• A pipeline component is a .NET or COM component that implements a set of predefined interfaces for interaction with the BizTalk Messaging Engine

• You can create three types of pipeline components: general, assembling, and disassembling (different interfaces for each)

Developing custom functioids

• Custom functoids provide a way for you to extend the range of operations available within the BizTalk Server mapping environment

• Each custom functoid is deployed as a .NET assembly using classes derived from Microsoft.BizTalk.BaseFunctoids

Building a Custom Functiod

Demo 2

What else do you need to know?

• Transactions (Atomic and Long Running)• Error handling and error recovery• Debug tools• Deployment tools• Monitoring and Performance Analysis ToolsBizTalk resilience features

(message Dehydration and Rehydration)• BizTalk Correlation Sets• BizTalk and the ESB tool kit• BizTalk and Azure• BizTalk and AppFabric

Give it a try!

• Go to http://www.microsoft.com/biztalk/en/us/default.aspx (no credentials, no registration is required).

• Download the fully functional BizTalk Server 2010: free for 120 days.

System Requirements• Microsoft Windows: Can be Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows

Server 2008 SP2, Windows Vista® with Service Pack 2 (SP2), 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) platforms

• SQL Server 2008 R2 or SQL Server 2008 SP1 • Microsoft .NET Framework 4 and .NET Framework 3.5 with Service Pack 1

(SP1)• Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 [Required for selected features only]• Microsoft Office Excel 2010 or 2007 [Required for selected features only] • SQL Server 2005 Notification Service [Required for selected features only] • SQLXML 4.0 with Service Pack 1 [Required for selected features only] • Internet Information Services (IIS) Version 7.5 and 7.0 [Required for selected

features only]

Quote

“One Orchestration to rule them all,One Subscription to find them,One Port to bring them alland in the engine bind them”

Charles Young

Questões?

ReferenciasMicrosoft BizTalk Server Homepage

– http://www.microsoft.com/biztalk

BizTalk Server Developer Center (MSDN)– http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/biztalk/default.aspx

BizTalk Gurus– http://www.biztalkgurus.com/blogs/

BizTalk Webcasts– http://www.cloudcasts.net/Default.aspx?category=BizTalk

Patrocinadores desta reunião

Thanks!

João Fanecajfaneca@hotmail.comhttp://twitter.com/jfanecahttp://jfaneca.spaces.live.com/