Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business Systems Integration电子书

Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business Systems Integration

Table of Contents

Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business Systems Integration

Credits

Foreword

About the Authors

About the Reviewers

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Preface

What this book covers

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Downloading the example code

Errata

Piracy

Questions

1. Consuming ASDK-based Adapters

Understanding the ASDK-based adapter

ASDK-based Adapters vs. WCF services

Installation

Installing the WCF LOB Adapter SDK

Installing the BizTalk Adapter Pack 2010

Using the ASDK development tools

Echo adapter

Building the BizTalk application

The WCF-Custom adapter and SOAP actions

Action Mappings

Setting SOAP actions dynamically

ASDK tools and features

Generating the schemas

Timeouts

Tracing and message logging

Summary

2. WCF LOB SQL Adapter

Supported operations

Inbound operations

Outbound operations

Consuming ASDK SQL Adapter in Visual Studio

Providing credentials

Connecting to SQL Server URI properties

Binding Properties

Generating schemas

ASDK SQL Adapter in the BizTalk Administration Console

Inbound operations

Outbound operations

WCF-SQL vs. WCF-Custom adapter

ASDK SQL adapter examples

Example 1—TypedPolling and debatching

Example 2—Select, Table Valued Function, and Execute Reader

Example 3—Query notification and multiple result sets

Example 4—Composite Operations

Summary

3. Integrating BizTalk Server and Microsoft Dynamics CRM

What is Microsoft Dynamics CRM?

Why Integrate Dynamics CRM and BizTalk Server?

Communicating from BizTalk Server to Dynamics CRM

Integrating Directly with the Dynamics CRM 2011 SOAP API

Querying Dynamics CRM from BizTalk Server

Building the BizTalk components

Configuring the BizTalk endpoints

Adding New Records to Dynamics CRM from BizTalk Server

Building the BizTalk components

Configuring the BizTalk endpoints

Using a Dynamics CRM proxy service with BizTalk Server

Setup

Generating a proxy service

Building the BizTalk components

Configuring the BizTalk endpoints

Communicating from Dynamics CRM to BizTalk Server

Integration to BizTalk Server

Setup

Writing the Dynamics CRM plugin

Registering the plugin

Testing the plugin

Summary

4. WCF SAP Adapter—Sending and Receiving IDOCs

Why do people use SAP?

Why do people choose BizTalk to integrate with SAP?

Challenges that BizTalk Developers may face

Installation of WCF SAP Adapter

32-bit vs. 64-bit

SAP Prerequisite DLLs

WCF-SAP Adapter vs WCF Customer Adapter with SAP binding

Supported SAP configurations

IDOC schema generation

What are IDOCs?

How to generate IDOC schemas

IDOC Deep Dive

Building a BizTalk application—Sending IDOC

Testing BizTalk Application

Custom IDOCs

Receiving a custom IDOC from SAP

Testing BizTalk Application—Receiving custom IDOC

Receiving flat file IDOCs

Summary

5. WCF SAP Adapter RFCs and BAPIs

Overview of SAP RFCs and BAPIs

RFCs

BAPIs

RFCs/BAPIs vs. IDOCs

Synchronous vs asynchronous

Does an out-of-box interface exist?

Are you trying to chain multiple events/processes together?

Workflow

Schema generation

Outbound operations

Inbound Operations

Calling RFCs/tRFCs hosted in BizTalk

Custom objects

Transactions

Custom vs. out-of-box RFCs/BAPIs

Building a BizTalk application—RFC walkthrough

Testing BizTalk application—RFC walkthrough

Building a BizTalk application—BAPI walkthrough

Testing BizTalk application—BAPI walkthrough

Tips, pitfalls, and troubleshooting

Summary

6. BizTalk Integration with Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus

What is Windows Azure AppFabric?

AppFabric Access Control

Problem scenarios

The solution

Service Bus

Problem scenarios

The solution

Publishing Service Bus messages to BizTalk Server

Scenario description

Building the BizTalk solution components

Defining message schemas

Exposing a service endpoint

Building the Access Control Service Components

Building the Token Validator WCF behavior

Configuring the BizTalk Service to verify claims

Building the service consumer

Creating Service Bus Access Control permissions

Reconfiguring a BizTalk solution to use Service Bus binding

Reconfiguring the Service Consumer to use Service Bus Binding

Publishing BizTalk Server messages to the Service Bus

Scenario description

Solution design

Building the Access Control Service components

Building the BizTalk solution components

Configuring BizTalk Solution to use Service Bus bindings

Summary

7. Integrating with SharePoint 2010

SharePoint and BizTalk integration: Why SharePoint is better with BizTalk

Capturing equipment replacement images

Vehicle maintenance lists

Field incident reporting

Understanding the components of SharePoint and BizTalk integration

Installation of Windows SharePoint Services Adapter Web Service

FinalizeDocuments

GetDocuments

IsAlive

PutDocuments

Windows SharePoint Services Adapter configuration

Receive Adapter

Adapter Web Service port

Archive File Location URL

Batch Size

Namespaces Aliases

Polling Interval

SharePoint Site URL

View Name

Send Adapter

Adapter Web Service Port

SharePoint Site URL

Namespaces Aliases

Microsoft Office Integration

Template Document Library

Templates Namespace Column

SharePoint Columns

Other Considerations

Context Properties

Windows SharePoint Services Adapter is a one-way adapter

Receiving documents from SharePoint

Building InfoPath Form and SharePoint Forms Library

Creating SharePoint view

Creating SharePoint archive library

Building the application

Testing the application

Sending documents to SharePoint

Creating the SharePoint Forms Library

Building the BizTalk application

Testing the application

Summary

8. Integrating with SharePoint 2010 Web Services

SharePoint List overview

SharePoint's List Web Services

Consuming SharePoint List scenario walkthrough

Creating Custom SharePoint List

Custom List GUIDs

Building BizTalk application

Generating schemas for SharePoint Web Service

Orchestration initialization

Mapping SharePoint request

SharePoint's unstructured responses

ERP flat file

Deploying and configuring the BizTalk solution

Testing BizTalk application

Other ways to integrate with SharePoint

SharePoint Client Object Model

SharePoint REST services

Business Connectivity Services (BCS)

Determining the right solution

Summary

9. Microsoft Dynamics AX

What is Dynamics AX?

Methods of integration with AX

Installing the adapter and .NET Business Connector

Configuring Dynamics AX 2009 Application Integration Framework for BizTalk Adapter

Synchronous walkthrough example—currency exchange rates

Dynamics AX schemas

Dynamics AX query message

Dynamics AX create message

Orchestration setup

Port configuration

Asynchronous walkthrough example—Dynamics AX message outflow

Message setup

Orchestration setup

Port configuration

Batch setup in Dynamics AX

Using the .NET business connector

Other development and configuration notes

Development

Configuration

Maintenance

Summary

10. Integrating BizTalk Server and Salesforce.com

What is Salesforce.com?

Why integrate Salesforce.com and BizTalk Server?

Communicating from BizTalk Server to Salesforce.com

Configuring the foundational BizTalk components

Customizing Salesforce.com data entities

Consuming the Salesforce.com WSDL in BizTalk Server

Configuring BizTalk messaging ports to call Salesforce.com

Testing the application

Communicating from Salesforce.com to BizTalk Server

Sending outbound messages from Salesforce.com to BizTalk Server

Configuring a Salesforce.com workflow with Outbound Messaging

Building the BizTalk recipient of the Outbound Message

Triggering the outbound message from Salesforce.com

Querying BizTalk Server from Salesforce.com

Building the cloud-enabled REST service proxy

Building a Visualforce page that consumes the cloud service

Summary

Index