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Receive Location
Orchestration
Send Port
Receive Port
Business Rule Policy
Target namespace
Assembly name
Version number
Root node name
Provides a logical container for multiple receive locations
Processes the pipeline and a map when a message is received
Processes the adapter and a pipeline when a message is received
Processes the adapter, pipeline, and a map when a message is received
Add 1 MessageBox databases
Add 2 MessageBox databases
Add 3 MessageBox databases
Move the MessageBox database to another SQL Server instance
Create a business rule policy
Create a business rule
Export business rule policies and vocabularies to XML
Create a custom fact retriever
E a business rule vocabulary
Message bus
Point-to-Point
Publish-Subscribe
Enterprise service bus
Route messages from the MessageBox database to orchestration instances
Connect to external systems
Transform messages from one schema structure to another
Persist orchestration instances to a database
Saves orchestration state to provide recoverability
Rolls back failed atomic transactions
Assists in reversing committed transactions
Enables orchestration dehydration
Controls timing of orchestration processing
Enables the synchronization of data to external SQL databases
Permanent repository for all messages processed by BizTalk services
Used to evaluate subscriptions and route messages to subscribers
The physical endpoint from which BizTalk receives email messages
Acts as a storage repository for messages that BizTalk has completed processing
Automates the execution of business processes
Manages send ports and receive locations to ensure optimal processing and maximum up-time
Manages the communication among the MessageBox database, receive ports, and send ports
Splitting batched XML messages.
Resolving the sender of a digitally signed message
Validating message data against a schema
Converting XML messages to a flat file format
Promote message properties
Create a stored procedure to return the data that needs to be moved as a single message, use this stored procedure in the SQL adapter to create a message. Route the message and deliver it to the other database using the SQL adapter
Use a simple select statement to receive each record to be copied as an individual message, aggregate the messages using an orchestration to create a larger message which is sent to the SQL database
Receive the data from SQL using the SQL adapter, use the Mass Copy functoid in a map to transform the incoming data from the structure of the source database to structure of the destination database, and then send the output message of the map to the destination SQL database using the SQL adapter
Use SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
A message that cannot be routed to a subscriber
A message that cannot be processed by a receive or send pipeline
A message that is delivered to a subscriber but not consumed
A message that BizTalk lost
Create a custom class that accepts the original message as an input, looks up the data in the database, and then creates a new message with the retrieved data. Use the expression shape in an orchestration to call the external assembly
Route the message to an orchestration that queries SQL and then, constructs a new message with the required data
Place the incoming message in a SQL table as SQLXml. Create a SQL Stored Procedure that compares the message data against the customer table and creates a new message in another table that contains the required data. Receive the complete message from the SQL table
Create a map that uses functoids to query the database and inserts the data into an outbound message
Create custom pipeline component that serializes the flat file data transforms it to XML and splits the large message into the individual messages
Send the flat file data to an orchestration as an object of type XmlDocument. Call a custom assembly from the orchestration to parse and split the data
Use the EdiReceive pipeline provided in BizTalk Server 2009
Create a custom pipeline that uses the flat file disassembler component
Are immutable
Are stored as a variable
Cannot be passed as parameters
Must be based on an XML schema
Are defined as an instance of a type
Determines which schema the message is an instance of
Determines which XML, Flat file, or EDI disassembler to use when processing the message
Indicates the endpoint from which a message was received
Determines which send port that should process the message
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FTP receive
HTTP receive
HTTP send
SOAP receive
SMTP send
Install the assembly in the global assembly cache on each BizTalk Server
Register the assembly in the BizTalkMgmtDb database
Install the assembly in the global assembly cache on the SQL Server that hosts the BizTalkMgmtDb database
Import the appropriate binding file
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