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 Sending BizTalk Messages to Microsoft Dynamics Using the eConnect Adapter

In this demonstration, you will examine the schema structure of Microsoft Dynamics messages. You will then see how to configure the BizTalk Server eConnect send adapter in order to send messages to Microsoft Dynamics.

Duration (00:08:46)

 Monitoring BizTalk Performance Using System Center Operations Manager 2007

In this demonstration, you will see how to use System Center Operations Manager to collect and examine BizTalk Server operations information in a multi-server environment. You will learn how to display and monitor application performance and alerts, and you will see how to create rules that can be used to make custom alerts. You will also see how to monitor, identify, and resolve BizTalk application errors using the SCOM Operations Console.

Duration (00:14:01)

 Consuming a WCF Service Using a BizTalk Server 2009 Orchestration

In this demonstration, you will see how to use the BizTalk WCF Service Consuming Wizard to automatically create the messages and contracts required to consume a HTTP-based WCF service from a BizTalk application. You will then see how to create a BizTalk orchestration that consumes the service.

Duration (00:07:31)

 Transforming Message Data Using Custom XSL Within a BizTalk Map

In this demonstration, you will see how to generate an XSLT file from an existing map created using the BizTalk Mapper. You will then see how to modify the XSLT using custom XSL, and to configure the map to use the custom XSLT in place of the typical execution of links and functoids present in the map.

Duration (00:06:37)

 Dynamically Routing ESB Messages Using the Business Rules Engine Resolver

In this demonstration, you will examine the context-based and content-based Business Rule vocabularies included with the Microsoft BizTalk ESB Toolkit 2.0. You will also examine custom rules created to evaluate the content of a message, and then set the ESB transport properties required to define the message destination. Finally, you will see how to configure an itinerary service to call a BRE rule policy in order to dynamically route a message based on its content.

Duration (00:11:50)

 Publishing and Deploying XML Itineraries to a Database Using the ESB Import Utility

In this demonstration, you will see how to use the ESB Import Utility to publish and deploy existing XML itineraries to the EsbItineraryDb database. You will examine the utility to identify the available and applicable inputs. Finally, you will see how the information contained in the itinerary is imported and stored in the SQL database.

Duration (00:05:02)

 Dynamically Routing ESB Messages Using the UDDI3 Resolver

In this demonstration, you will see how to identify UDDI registry information for use in itineraries. You will then see how to create and configure an ESB itinerary service that uses the UDDI3 resolver to dynamically route messages to a service endpoint.

Duration (00:07:13)

 Binding SharePoint List Data to an InfoPath Form Template

In this demonstration, you will see how to configure InfoPath form controls to use an external data source, specifically a SharePoint list. You will then see how to bind the control to list data, enabling dynamic change of the form without the need to republish and redistribute the form. You will then see how the manipulation of list data affects the form to which the data is bound.

Duration (00:09:35)

 Publishing a Browser-Enabled InfoPath Form Template to a SharePoint Library

In this demonstration, you will see how to enable a Microsoft Office InfoPath form template for browser-enabled publication. You will then learn how to publish the form to a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server document library that uses Form Services. Finally, you will see how to open and manipulate the form in a browser window.

Duration (00:12:35)