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2. Course name: BizTalk
Trainer: Prasad
Duration: 30 Hrs
Session: Daily 1 Hr

3. Sessions 1&2: BizTalk Introduction
 Introducing
BizTalk Server 2010
 Outline
 The
need for integration
 Integration
principles
 Messaging
fundamentals
 Web
services
 Integration
realities
 Integrating
multiple applications
 Business
processes
 Introducing
 Demo:
BizTalk Server 20
BizTalk development tools
 Summary

4. Sessions 3-6: Message Schemas

Introduction

BizTalk messaging

XSD language fundamentals

BizTalk and XML Schema

Designing a schema

Defining elements

Qualifying local elements

Specifying the root element

Defining attributes

5. 
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

6. Sessions 7&8: Message Transformations

Introduction

BizTalk and XSLT

Using existing XSLT transformations

Demo: BizTalk Mapper

Links

Auto linking

Pagination

Validating a map

Testing maps

Debugging maps

7. 
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

8. Session 9&10: Messaging Architecture

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

9. 
Subscribers

Understanding ports

Demo: Publish and subscribe

Adapter framework

Transport properties

Pipelines

Pipeline designer

Maps

Is messaging enough?

Summary

10. Session 11: Error handling

Handling receive errors

Demo: Handling receive errors

Handling send errors

Demo: Handling send errors

Summary

11. Session 12: Pipelines

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

12. Session 13: Communication using Adapters

FTP

MSMQ

SharePoint

POP3

SMTP

SQL (Read, write, using SPs and w/o SP)

File

13. Sessions 14-24: Orchestrations
1.
Introduction
12.
Message Context Properties
2.
Orchestration fundamentals
13.
Maps
3.
Orchestration variables
14.
XPath
4.
Orchestration compilation
15.
.NET code
5.
Orchestration activation
16.
Demo: Creating an orchestration
6.
Orchestration execution
7.
Demo: Orchestration designer
8.
Orchestration execution
9.
Orchestration messages
10.
Messages are immutable
11.
Creating messages

14. 17.
Orchestration Ports
25.
Convoy Messaging Patterns
18.
Orchestration Port Types
26.
Demo: Using convoys
19.
Demo: ports and bindings
27.
Port Binding Options
28.
Dynamic Binding
29.
Direct binding
30.
Role Links
31.
Demo: Dynamic orchestration ports
32.
Summary
20.
21.
Exception Handling
Transactions
22.
Demo: Transactions and Exceptions
23.
Correlation
24.
Demo: Correlation

15. Session 25: Business Rules
1.
Introduction
8.
Managing polices and vocabularies
2.
Business rules concepts
9.
Demo: Managing rules and vocabularies
3.
Understanding facts
10.Executing
policies
Demo: composing rules
5.
Vocabularies
6.
Rule engine execution
7.
Demo: Using vocabulary
rules from .NET
12.Demo:
4.
11.Calling
Executing policies
13.Summary

16. Session 26: Business Activity Monitoring
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

17. Session 27: Deployment and hosting
1.
Introduction
2.
Hosting model
3.
Demo: hosts
4.
Load balancing and clustering
5.
Host security model
6.
Demo: host security
7.
Summary

18. Session 28: EDI Receiving
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

19. Session 29: EDI Sending
1.
Introduction
2.
EDI sending
3.
Demo: EDI sending
4.
Batching
5.
Demo: Batching
6.
Summary

20. Session 30: Administration and Operations
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 Scalability
10.
BizTalk Security

21. Thank you