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BizTalk
and Application Integration Part 6 - BizTalk Talk Tools: Introductory
Tour
We now
conclude this chapter with a closer look at the tools which BizTalk
Server provides for implementing application integration. The idea of
this section is to give you a taste of each tool.
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BizTalk
and Application Integration Part 5 - BizTalk Messaging Services
Many of
the low-level messaging services performed by BizTalk Server, such as
sending, receiving, parsing, and tracking message documents; and data
mapping, are grouped together and termed (unsurprisingly) BizTalk
Messaging Services. In this section we are going to learn more about
how BizTalk Server implements messaging.
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BizTalk
and Application Integration Part 4 - Introducing Microsoft BizTalk
Server 2000
Microsoft
BizTalk Server 2000 is a collection of tools and server software that
enables us to implement application integration efficiently. It runs on
the Microsoft Windows environment, but it is important to note that the
Server is not restricted to integrating Windows applications; it is
sufficiently open to work with data coming from or going to other
platforms.
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BizTalk
and Application Integration Part 3 - The BizTalk Framework Initiative
Messages
are the chunks of structured data that flow between applications. They
are the heart of EAI because they are the glue that connects
applications. Although the EDI message standards have been implemented,
they are very complex, and expensive for businesses to implement.
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BizTalk
and Application Integration Part 2 - EAI and B2B Scenarios and
Architectures
Enterprise
Application Integration can occur in any type of project. Some classes
of project involve integration by their very nature. But what are these
projects and what kind of integration is involved?
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BizTalk
and Application Integration Part 1 - Introduction
Whether
the applications are your own, or those of your business partners,
BizTalk Server allows you to keep integration code on a central server
rather than writing integration code into the applications themselves.
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