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(MCTS) Microsoft BizTalk Server (70-595) Certification and Assessment Guide. This book does exactly what it says on the cover, giving in-depth guidance to intermediate BizTalk developers on how to pass the Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010 (70-595) exam. It’s your essential aid to success eBook -- spis treści

(MCTS) Microsoft BizTalk Server (70-595) Certification and Assessment Guide Second Edition
- Table of Contents
- (MCTS) Microsoft BizTalk Server (70-595) Certification and Assessment Guide Second Edition
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
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    - Why Subscribe?
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- Preface
  - What this book covers
  - What you need for this book
  - Who this book is for
  - Conventions
  - Reader feedback
  - Customer support
    - Downloading the example code
    - Errata
    - Piracy
    - Questions
- 1. Configuring a Messaging Architecture
  - Understanding the publish or subscribe model
    - Receiving the message
      - Adapter
      - Pipeline
      - Maps
    - MessageBox
    - Subscriptions
      - Message Context Properties
    - Orchestrations
    - Sending the message
      - Maps
      - Pipeline
      - Adapter
  - Getting started with the BizTalk Platform Settings and Applications
    - BizTalk Administration Console
      - The Group Hub
    - Hosts and Host Instances
      - Creating a Host
      - Creating a Host Instance
    - Managing Adapter Handlers
    - Applications
      - Referencing another Application
  - Setting up and managing Ports
    - Receive Ports
      - Port Authentication
      - Receive Locations
        
        Service windows
        
        Location states
        
        Error threshold
      - Receive Port Maps
    - Send Ports
      - Transport Advanced Options
        
        Scheduling and service window
      - Backup transport
      - Send Port Maps
      - Configuring Filters (subscriptions)
      - Port states
      - Dynamic Send Ports
    - Send Port Groups
    - Failed message routing
    - Ordered delivery
      - Receive Locations
      - Send Ports
  - Configuring core Adapters
    - HTTP
      - Sending HTTP
      - Receiving HTTP
    - POP3
    - SMTP
    - FTP
      - Receiving FTP
      - Sending FTP
    - FILE
      - Receiving files
      - Sending files
      - Credentials
  - Configuring content-based routing
    - Creating folders and Applications
    - Creating Receive Ports and Receive Locations
    - Testing the Receive Locations
    - Debugging the messages
    - Setting up a Send Port
    - Setting up Send Port for System II and a Send Port Group
  - Implementing messaging patterns
    - Working with canonical messages
    - Debatching
    - Using the correct flow
    - Adapter independence
  - Testing your knowledge
  - Summary
- 2. Developing BizTalk Artifacts Creating Schemas and Pipelines
  - Creating Schemas
    - Type of Schemas
      - XML Schemas
        
        Envelope Schemas
      - Flat File Schemas
        
        Header and Trailer Schemas
      - Property Schemas
    - Schema Identity
      - XML Identity
        
        targetNamespace
        
        MessageType
      - .NET Identity
        
        Namespace
        
        Typename
    - Promoted property and distinguished fields
      - Promoting nodes as property fields
        
        Quick Promotion
      - Promoting a node as distinguished field
    - Creating the structure of a Schema
      - Creating recurring parts of a Schema
      - Creating Envelope Schemas
    - Data types and formatting
      - Specifying custom formatting restrictions
        
        Restricting string values
        
        Controlling date formats
        
        Restricting integer formats
      - Creating reusable types
        
        Simple types
        
        Complex types
    - Creating Schema hierarchies
      - Import
      - Include
      - Redefine
    - Creating Flat File Schemas
  - Creating Pipelines
    - Pipeline Stages
    - Receive Pipelines
      - Decode
      - Disassemble
      - Validate
      - Resolve Party
      - Send Pipelines
      - Pre-Assemble
      - Assemble
      - Encode
    - Default Pipelines
      - PassThruReceive
      - XMLReceive
      - PassThruTransmit
      - XMLTransmit
    - Custom Pipelines
    - Configuring Pipelines and Pipeline components
    - Working with XML messages
      - Disassembling and parsing
        
        Allow unrecognized messages
        
        Document Schemas
        
        Envelope Schemas
        
        Recoverable interchange processing
        
        Validate document structure
      - Assembling and serializing
        
        Add processing instructions text, Add processing instructions, Processing instruction scope
        
        Add XML declaration
        
        Preserve Byte Order
        
        Target charset
        
        Envelope Schemas
        
        Document Schemas
      - Validating data
    - Working with XML envelopes
    - Working with Flat File messages
    - Working with secure data
      - Encryption and signing
      - Decryption and signature verification
    - Custom Pipeline Components
      - Developing
      - Deploying
  - Testing your knowledge
  - Summary
- 3. Developing BizTalk Artifacts Creating Maps
  - Creating Maps
    - Understanding why XSLT matters
  - Using Functoids
    - Conversion Functoids
    - Cumulative Functoids
    - Database Functoids
      - Table Query Functoids
      - Cross Referencing Data Functoids
        
        Working with application IDs
        
        Working with application values
    - Date/Time Functoids
    - Logical Functoids
    - Mathematical Functoids
    - Scientific Functoids
    - String Functoids
  - Using Advanced Functoids
    - Looping
      - Index
      - Iterator
      - Nil
      - Record Count
      - Looping
      - Table Looping
    - Conditional Mapping
    - Copy-based Mapping
    - Troubleshooting
    - Scripting
      - Using external assemblies
      - Using the Inline Code
      - Using Inline XSLT
  - Maps and Orchestrations
  - Testing your knowledge
  - Summary
- 4. Developing BizTalk Artifacts Creating Orchestrations
  - Developing Orchestrations
    - Basic shapes and configuration
      - Message and data handling
      - Containers
      - Flow control
      - Orchestration nesting
      - Other
    - Orchestration activation
      - Activating Receive
      - Call and Start
    - Persistence
      - Dehydration and rehydration
    - Transactions
      - Transaction types
      - Scopes
      - Long Running
      - Atomic
        
        Isolation levels
      - Nesting
    - Transaction reach
    - Storing configuration information
      - Orchestration variables
      - Configuration placed in BTSNTSvc.exe.config
      - Configuration placed in web.config for Isolated Hosts
      - Configuration placed in machine.config
      - Some configuration can be placed on the Adapter Handlers
      - Through the message
      - Through the message context
      - Business Rules
      - SSO
      - Using a .NET helper component
    - Integrating with .NET assemblies
  - Configuring Orchestration bindings
    - Ports versus Port Types
    - Logical ports versus physical ports
    - Port binding options
      - Specify Now
      - Specify Later
      - Direct
        
        MessageBox (filter-based)
        
        Self Correlating
        
        Partner Orchestration
      - Dynamic
  - Configuring correlation
    - Working with Correlation Types and Sets
    - Convoys
      - Sequential convoys
      - Parallel convoys
  - Testing your knowledge
  - Summary
- 5. Testing, Debugging, and Exception Handling
  - Handling exceptions in Orchestrations
    - Scopes
    - Throwing exceptions
    - Catching exceptions
    - Compensation
    - Sample exception handling scenario
    - Delivery notification
  - Debugging Orchestrations
  - Handling messaging errors
    - Subscription errors
    - Transmission errors
  - Routing errors
    - Recoverable interchange processing
  - Validating and testing artifacts
    - Validating Schemas and Message Instances
      - Validate Schema
      - Validate Instance
      - Generate Instance
    - Validating, testing, and debugging Maps
      - Test Map
      - Validate Map
      - Debug Map
    - Testing Pipelines
      - Pipeline test tools
    - Unit testing
      - Unit testing Schemas
      - Unit testing Maps
      - Unit testing Pipelines
  - Testing your knowledge
  - Summary
- 6. Deploying, Tracking, and Administrating a BizTalk Server 2010 Solution
  - Installing and configuring a multiserver BizTalk environment
    - High Availability
    - Role of Host and Host Instances in High Availability
    - Multiple MessageBox databases
    - Installation setup
      - Installation
      - Configuration
        
        Configuring SSO
        
        Setting up a BizTalk Group
        
        Configuring Runtime settings
    - Adapters
    - Active Directory Groups and Users
  - Deploying BizTalk applications
    - Sample deployment through Visual Studio
      - Preparing the solution
    - Binding Files
  - Sample deployment through an MSI package
    - Binding File dependencies
  - BizTalk Application states
    - Runtime Application states
  - Tracking events in BizTalk Server
    - Tracking Receive Ports
    - Tracking Orchestrations
    - Tracking Send Ports
  - Tracking Promoted Properties
  - Managing BizTalk applications using BizTalk Administration Console
    - Configuration overview
    - Work in Progress
    - Suspended Items
    - Group Suspended Service Instances
    - Tracked Service Instances
    - Tracked Message Events
  - BizTalk Settings Dashboard
    - Viewing and modifying performance-tuning settings
    - Exporting and importing performance tuning settings
  - Testing your knowledge
  - Summary
- 7. Integrating Web Services and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Services
  - Out of the box WCF Adapters
  - Configuring a WCF Adapter
    - Using out of the box WCF-BasicHttp Send Adapter
    - Using out of the box WCF-BasicHttp Receive Adapter
  - Understanding Custom behaviors
  - Exposing Schemas and Orchestrations as WCF Services
    - Testing our WCF Service
  - Exposing WCF Services to Windows Azure Service Bus
  - Exposing only Service Metadata
  - Consuming WCF Services from BizTalk Server
    - Consume Sample WCF Service
    - Consuming our WCF Service from BizTalk
    - Configuring generated WCF Service artifacts
    - Testing our Custom WCF Service
  - Manually importing WSDL files
  - Handling web exceptions
  - Testing your knowledge
  - Summary
- 8. Implementing Extended Capabilities
  - Business Rules Engine
    - Creating a BizTalk Solution with rules
      - Creating a Schema
      - Creating a Policy
      - Import a Schema as facts into the Rule Composer
      - Adding an Action
      - Testing the Policy
      - Creating an Orchestration
      - Deploying the Policy and testing
      - Deploying a new version of the Policy
      - Adding a Vocabulary
  - Electronic Data Interchange
    - Finding and deploying the EDIFACT Schema
    - Adding a reference to BizTalk EDI Application
    - Set up a Receive Port, Receive Location, and a Send Port
    - Setting up Parties and Agreements
      - Examine an unrecognized message
      - Set up the Parties and the Agreement for receiving
      - Changing the Schema
      - Set up an alternate namespace for the Agreement
      - Deploy an alternate Schema
      - Debatching and Error handling
      - Setting up a Party and Agreement for sending
      - Setting up a new Party for sending
      - Send Port control
      - Batching
  - Business Activity Monitoring
    - Creating Activities
      - Setting up the BAM Add inside Excel
      - Creating an Activity inside Excel
      - Deploy the Activity and view
      - Creating a Tracking Profile
    - Creating Continuations
    - BAM Portal
  - Testing your knowledge
  - Summary
- 9. Using Azure BizTalk Features
  - Understanding the Windows Azure BizTalk Services
    - Setting up a Windows Azure BizTalk Service
      - Running the setup wizard in Windows Azure
      - Exporting the WABS root certificate
    - Installing Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK
    - Creating a Bridge
      - Filter Condition and Route Ordering
      - Setting the FTP filename
    - Deploying a Bridge
    - Using PowerShell with BizTalk Services
      - Starting the bridge source
      - Restarting the BizTalk Service
    - Testing the bridge
    - Enriching data
    - Bridge Routing
    - Working with XML in bridges
      - Creating a new Schema
    - Using the BizTalk Adapter Services
      - Creating a Service Bus Namespace
      - Adding an LOB Target
      - Creating a Map
        
        New Functoids
      - Applying the map and testing the solution
    - Using the WABS Portal
      - Setting up EDI partners
      - Tracking
  - Running BizTalk on a Windows Azure Virtual Machine
    - Setting up a single BizTalk Server
    - Installing a multi-Server Virtual Machine
    - Configuring multiple BizTalk Servers
  - Testing your knowledge
  - Summary
- 10. Test-taking Tips and Tricks
  - Understanding the difference between the exam and the assessment
  - Preparing for taking a test
    - Preparation sources
      - Literature
      - Classes
      - Webcasts
      - Training kits
      - Windows Azure virtual machines
      - Sample code
      - Practice tests
      - Colleagues and peers
      - Forums, blogs, and other online sources
    - Getting familiar with the objectives
    - Finding time to study
    - Incentives
      - Knowledge
      - Money
      - Opportunities
    - Vouchers and offers
    - Learn more
  - At the test center
  - Examining the exam structure
    - Before the exam
    - Questions
    - After the exam
  - Managing your time
  - Answering questions
  - Summary
- A. Sample Certification Test Questions
  - Configuring a Messaging Architecture
  - Developing BizTalk Artifacts
  - Debugging and exception handling
  - Deploying, tracking, and supporting a BizTalk Solution
  - Integrating Web Services and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Services
  - Implementing extended capabilities
  - Using Azure BizTalk features
- B. Sample Certification Test Questions Answers
  - Configuring a messaging architecture
  - Developing BizTalk Artifacts
  - Debugging and exception handling
  - Deploying, tracking, and supporting a BizTalk Solution
  - Integrating Web Services and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Services
  - Implementing extended capabilities
  - Using Azure BizTalk features
- C. Testing Your Knowledge Answers
  - Chapter 1: Configuring a Messaging Architecture
  - Chapter 2: Developing BizTalk Artifacts Creating Schemas and Pipelines
  - Chapter 3: Developing BizTalk Artifacts Creating Maps
  - Chapter 4: Developing BizTalk Artifacts Creating Orchestrations
  - Chapter 5: Testing, Debugging, and Exception Handling
  - Chapter 6: Deploying, Tracking, and Administrating a BizTalk Server 2010 Solution
  - Chapter 7: Integrating Web Services and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Services
  - Chapter 8: Implementing Extended Capabilities
  - Chapter 9: Using Azure BizTalk Features
- Index