Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004

Training Provided by Microsys Technologies and Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Objective: To familiarize the participants with: Designing Schemas and Maps BizTalk Server Security Overview Business Process Design Understanding Orchestration Design Business Rules Design & Pipeline Design Adapter Design BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) Services Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 Prerequisite Mandatory: Microsoft .NET Framework Microsoft Visual C#.NET (or) Microsoft Visual Basic.NET XML XSD XSL XPath Preferable: Knowledge on Microsoft BizTalk Server 2002 [Optional] Duration: 6 Days Training Methodology: Presentation Slides, Practical Demonstration by LCD Projector connected to the PC Suggested Man/Machine: Ideal = 1:1 Acceptable = 2:1 H/W Requirements: Intel P4 1.7 GHz Processor or above 512 MB RAM Recommended (Preferable: 1 GB RAM) Network Connectivity Internet Connectivity (Optional) S/W Requirements: Microsoft Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003 Enterprise Architect Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Service Pack #3 Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Microsoft Office 2003 (Including Microsoft InfoPath) WinZip 8.0 Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 Detailed Coverage: Day I Introducing Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 What s New in BizTalk Server 2004 BizTalk Server 2004 BizTalk Server Security Overview Security Features in BizTalk Server Security of Messages Enforcing Access Control and Data Security Designing Schemas and Maps Introducing BizTalk Schemas Using BizTalk Editor Creating BizTalk Schemas Instance Message Generation and Validation Extending BizTalk Editor Day II Designing Schemas and Maps(Continued ) About BizTalk Maps Using BizTalk Mapper Creating BizTalk Maps Compiling and Testing BizTalk Maps Advanced Mapping Functoids Calling .NET Libraries in Maps Business Process Design BizTalk Project System Design Environment Orchestration Design Pipeline Design Business Rules Design Web Services in BizTalk Server Configuration with BizTalk Explorer Business Activity Monitoring Business Activity Services Design Human Workflow Services Design Orchestration Design Advantages of Using BizTalk Orchestration Stages of Orchestration Development Orchestration Shapes Messages in Orchestrations Day III Orchestration Design (Continued ) Orchestration Flow Nested Orchestrations Transactions and Exception Handling Data in Orchestrations Understanding the Orchestration Engine Pipeline Design Pipelines, Stages, and Components Message Processing with Pipelines Pipeline Design Environment Types of Pipelines Types of Pipeline Components Default Pipelines Pipeline Templates Default Pipeline Components Day IV Business Rules Design Understanding Business Rules Concepts Understanding the Microsoft Business Rules Framework Business Rules Development Tools Planning Development of Rule-based Applications Web Services in BizTalk Server Web Services in an Orchestration Web Services Publishing Configuration with BizTalk Server BizTalk Explorer Artifacts Partner Management Using Explorer Content-Based Routing Using Explorer Orchestration Management Using Explorer BizTalk Explorer Automation Day V Human Workflow Services Design [OVERVIEW] Human Workflow Services Workflow Model Understanding Actions Understanding Fact Retrievers Adapter Design Types of Adapters Receive Adapters Send Adapters One-Way, Request-Response, and Solicit-Response Adapters Native Adapters Adapter Security Adapter Single Sign-On Adapter Security Considerations Developing Custom Transactional Adapters Real Time Adapter Development Exercise Day VI BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) Services BAM Database Configuration BAM Excel Template Deployment Business Activity Monitoring Management Utility BAM Event Bus Administration Management Console BAM Query Web Service BAM Data Transformation Services Administration HAT Services Health and Activity Tracking Concepts Health and Activity Tracking Views Tracking Profiles Workflow for Tracking Profiles Tracking Concepts Creating New Tracking Profiles Deploying Tracking Profiles BizTalk SEED Concepts Hub & Spoke Wizards Case Study End to End Solution (Covers almost all aspects of BizTalk Server)

Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 Objective: To familiarize the participants with: Designing Schemas and Maps BizTalk Server Security Overview Business Process Design Understanding Orchestration Design Business Rules Design & Pipeline Design Adapter Design BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) Services Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 Prerequisite Mandatory: Microsoft .NET Framework Microsoft Visual C#.NET (or) Microsoft Visual Basic.NET XML XSD XSL XPath Preferable: Knowledge on Microsoft BizTalk Server 2002 [Optional] Duration: 6 Days Training Methodology: Presentation Slides, Practical Demonstration by LCD Projector connected to the PC Suggested Man/Machine: Ideal = 1:1 Acceptable = 2:1 H/W Requirements: Intel P4 1.7 GHz Processor or above 512 MB RAM Recommended (Preferable: 1 GB RAM) Network Connectivity Internet Connectivity (Optional) S/W Requirements: Microsoft Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003 Enterprise Architect Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Service Pack #3 Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Microsoft Office 2003 (Including Microsoft InfoPath) WinZip 8.0 Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 Detailed Coverage: Day I Introducing Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 What s New in BizTalk Server 2004 BizTalk Server 2004 BizTalk Server Security Overview Security Features in BizTalk Server Security of Messages Enforcing Access Control and Data Security Designing Schemas and Maps Introducing BizTalk Schemas Using BizTalk Editor Creating BizTalk Schemas Instance Message Generation and Validation Extending BizTalk Editor Day II Designing Schemas and Maps(Continued ) About BizTalk Maps Using BizTalk Mapper Creating BizTalk Maps Compiling and Testing BizTalk Maps Advanced Mapping Functoids Calling .NET Libraries in Maps Business Process Design BizTalk Project System Design Environment Orchestration Design Pipeline Design Business Rules Design Web Services in BizTalk Server Configuration with BizTalk Explorer Business Activity Monitoring Business Activity Services Design Human Workflow Services Design Orchestration Design Advantages of Using BizTalk Orchestration Stages of Orchestration Development Orchestration Shapes Messages in Orchestrations Day III Orchestration Design (Continued ) Orchestration Flow Nested Orchestrations Transactions and Exception Handling Data in Orchestrations Understanding the Orchestration Engine Pipeline Design Pipelines, Stages, and Components Message Processing with Pipelines Pipeline Design Environment Types of Pipelines Types of Pipeline Components Default Pipelines Pipeline Templates Default Pipeline Components Day IV Business Rules Design Understanding Business Rules Concepts Understanding the Microsoft Business Rules Framework Business Rules Development Tools Planning Development of Rule-based Applications Web Services in BizTalk Server Web Services in an Orchestration Web Services Publishing Configuration with BizTalk Server BizTalk Explorer Artifacts Partner Management Using Explorer Content-Based Routing Using Explorer Orchestration Management Using Explorer BizTalk Explorer Automation Day V Human Workflow Services Design [OVERVIEW] Human Workflow Services Workflow Model Understanding Actions Understanding Fact Retrievers Adapter Design Types of Adapters Receive Adapters Send Adapters One-Way, Request-Response, and Solicit-Response Adapters Native Adapters Adapter Security Adapter Single Sign-On Adapter Security Considerations Developing Custom Transactional Adapters Real Time Adapter Development Exercise Day VI BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) Services BAM Database Configuration BAM Excel Template Deployment Business Activity Monitoring Management Utility BAM Event Bus Administration Management Console BAM Query Web Service BAM Data Transformation Services Administration HAT Services Health and Activity Tracking Concepts Health and Activity Tracking Views Tracking Profiles Workflow for Tracking Profiles Tracking Concepts Creating New Tracking Profiles Deploying Tracking Profiles BizTalk SEED Concepts Hub & Spoke Wizards Case Study End to End Solution (Covers almost all aspects of BizTalk Server)

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