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BizTalk Server 2004 Technical Overview

Darmadi Komo Microsoft Corporation

What we will cover: ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹

What is BizTalk Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) and BizTalk Integrating BizTalk with Web Services Integrating desktop applications with BizTalk Solutions (Workflow) Integrating Trading partners (B2B) Deploying BizTalk Solutions Securing BizTalk solutions

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Agenda ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹

BizTalk Basics BizTalk Application Integration Implementing Business Processes Market Momentum and Summary

BizTalk Basics EAI Technologies Application 2 Format

XML

Web Services BizTalk Server Application 1 Format

Application 1

IIS Server Application 3 XML Data

Application 2

Application 3

Application 4

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Basic Enterprise Environment Typical Enterprise Inventory/ logistics

Business Partners

Custom business applications Security firewall

Supplier

EDI

XML

Financial Systems

Supplier hub

xCBL

Customer Relationship Management

Enterprise Resource Planning

EAI

Marketplace

B2B

BizTalk Basics What’s new in Microsoft BizTalk 2004 ‹

Standards Support ¾

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Integrated Tools Environment ¾

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WSDL, messages, ports, and services

Power Tools for Information Workers ¾

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Orchestration, schemas, maps, and pipelines

Web Services Integration and Durability ¾

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Unified in Visual Studio .NET 2003

BizTalk Project System ¾

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BPEL4WS, WSDL, XSD, XSLT

Business Activity Services, Human Workflow Services, Tracking

Faster Partner Configuration ¾

BizTalk Explorer

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BizTalk Basics Standards Support XML foundation

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Schema based on W3C XML standard XSD Schema mapping based on W3C XSLT

Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL4WS)

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Describes Web service behaviors and processes

Web Services Description Language (WSDL)

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XML Web Service support is core BizTalk Server 2004 functionality

BizTalk Basics BizTalk XML Schemas XML Schema ---

BizTalk uses the XML Schema Definition An schema An XML XML schema defines: defines: Language z z Elements Elements (XSD)

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z z z z z z z z z z

Attributes Attributes Data Data types types Order Order of of tags tags Mandatory Mandatory fields fields Multiple Multiple occurrences occurrences

<xs:element name="Item"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element name="Description“ type="xs:string" /> <xs:element name="Quantity" type="xs:int" /> <xs:element name="UnitPrice" type="xs:string" /> <xs:element name="TotalPrice" type="xs:decimal" /> <xs:element name="ItemID" type="xs:long" /> Instance XML -- Description_0 10 UnitPrice_0 10.4 10

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BizTalk Basics Supported Schema Types Schema Type

Details

XML

y Supports native XML message types y Defined in XML Schema definition language (XSD)

Flat File

y Supports delimited or positional file formats y Attribute tags are used to represent values y Tag information is stored using the annotation capabilities of XSD

Node Node

Structure Structure

Description Delmited Description Delmited UnitPrice Delmited UnitPrice Delmited Quantity Delmited Quantity Delmited TotalPrice TotalPrice ItemID ItemID Status Status

Delmited Delmited Delmited Delmited Delmited Delmited

Start Start

Length Length

00 50 50

50 50 10 10

60 60 70 70 80 80 99 99

10 10 10 10 10 10 11

y Special purpose schema type y Defines promoted property fields y Property fields can then be accessed by various BizTalk Server components

Property

BizTalk Basics BizTalk Project System Orchestration Orchestration

Schemas Schemas

Model Model the the Business Business Process Process

Define Define Business Business Documents Documents

Customer Name Title Item Record PO Field1 Status Field2 ItemID Field3

Header PO Status Item Field1 Field2

Qty

Field3

UnitPrice Date

Pipelines Pipelines

Maps Maps

Process Process Messages Messages

Header PO Status Item

Transform Transform Data Data

Field1 Field2

Order PO Date Detail FieldA FieldB

Field3

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BizTalk Basics BizTalk Server Projects

BizTalk Basics BizTalk Solution Stages Analyst Architect

Developer ReceivePOPort Operation_1 > Request

ReceivePO POMessage

Develop and Test

IT Pro ReceivePOPort Operation_1 > Request

ReceivePO POMessage

Physical Environment

ContructInvoice POInvoiceTransform

ContructInvoice SendInvoice

POInvoiceTransform

InvoiceMessg

SendInvoice

SendInvoicePort Operation_1 < Request

SendInvoicePort Operation_1 < Request

InvoiceMessg

The Business The Developer uses Analyst creates a BizTalk graphical graphic development environment representation of to create an application the business that models the business process process

The IT Professional deploys the solution to the physical hosting environment

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Agenda ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹

BizTalk Basics BizTalk Application Integration Implementing Business Processes Market Momentum and Summary

BizTalk Application Integration Maps ‹

Maps define the correspondence between records and fields in two different schemas Data Data Transformation Transformation z z

Source Schema Record PO

Destination Schema Order PO Number

Status

Date

ItemID

Item No

Qty UnitPrice

Quantity Order Status

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Perform Perform computational computational and and other other data data operations operations Automatically Automatically inserts inserts the the data data from from one one message message into into another another during during runtime runtime

Data Data Translation Translation z z

z z

Change Change the the format format of of data data between between messages messages Example: Example: translate translate to to and and from from aa flat flat file file and and an an XML XML file file

Date

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BizTalk Application Integration Types of Maps Mapping Operation Basic Record PO

Order PO Number

Status

Date

ItemID

Item No

Qty UnitPrice

Quantity Order Status

Date

Complex Header PO Status Item

Order PO Date Detail

Field1

FieldA

Field2

FieldB

Usage y Most common type of mapping y Values simply copied from input message to output message y Supports most types of transformations and translations y Records can occur multiple times for a single message (looping) y Used for variable count record mapping

Field3

BizTalk Application Integration The BizTalk Mapper BizTalk BizTalk Mapper Mapper z z

z z

z z

Integrated Integrated within within Visual Visual Studio Studio .NET .NET Becomes Becomes active active when when aa map map is is opened opened or or added added to to aa project project Schemas Schemas must must be be part part of of the the project project or or referenced referenced in in another another assembly assembly

Source Source Schema Schema

Map Map Zone Zone

Destination Destination Schema Schema

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BizTalk Application Integration Functoids ‹

Mechanism for performing operations on mapped data

70+ 70+ Predefined Predefined functoids functoids z z z z z z z z

Add Add and and modify modify data data Change Change date date and and time time Concatenate Concatenate fields fields Perform Perform complex complex transformations transformations

Custom Custom functoids functoids z z z z z z

Custom Custom functionality functionality Use Use scripting scripting functoid functoid Create Create in in Visual Visual Basic Basic or or C# C#

Source Schema

Destination Schema

Record PO

Order PO Number

Status

Date

ItemID

Item No

Qty UnitPrice

Quantity Order Status

Date

Total Price

BizTalk Application Integration BizTalk Server and InfoPath (Workflow) ‹

InfoPath is an end-user friendly interface for XML ¾ ¾

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Streamlines the process of gathering information Produces and consumes XML

Create Templates and fill out forms ¾ ¾ ¾

Easy to deploy, maintain, and distribute Securely send it to partners, suppliers, or customers regardless of platform Orchestrate and manage complex business processes

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BizTalk Application Integration BizTalk and InfoPath (Workflow) ‹

InfoPath is a smart client for XML Web Services ¾ ¾ ¾

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Use InfoPath forms as a Web service frontend Connect to secure Web services Orchestration can be exposed through a Web service

Collect data for business processes ¾ ¾

Data validation and conditional formatting Work with forms online or offline

BizTalk Application Integration Example – BizTalk & InfoPath Workflow Company Employee Database

Send Send summary summary mail mail

Product Pricing Database

Summary Email Attachment

Submit Submit action action to to be be taken taken to to BizTalk BizTalk

Get Get sales sales rep rep info info via via ADO ADO

Get Get daily daily minimum minimum prices prices via via XML XML Web Web Service Service

BizTalk Server

Update Update call call reports reports database database

Call Reports Database

Submit Submit sales sales call call report report

InfoPath

Update Update daily daily sales sales database database

Query Query Company Company history history

Daily Sales Database

Company History Query

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BizTalk Application Integration Example – BizTalk & InfoPath Workflow ‹ ‹

Originator: submit expenses Approver: approve, decline, or assign expenses

Agenda ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹

BizTalk Basics BizTalk Application Integration Implementing Business Processes Market Momentum and Summary

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Implementing Business Processes Messaging Flat File

XML

XML

Business Process

Flat File

Orchestration

Receive Location

Send Port

Receive Receive Adapter Adapter

Send Send Adapter Adapter Mapping

Receive Receive Pipeline Pipeline



Send Send Pipeline Pipeline



XML XML

XML

MessageBox Database

Implementing Business Processes Orchestration Purchase Purchase Order Order Handle Handle Approval Approval Query Query

Receive Receive Approval Approval Status Status Update Update

Submit Submit Request Request Approve Approve Validate Validate

Email Email User User

Message Message to to User User Send Send Email Email

Status Status to to Unsubmitted Unsubmitted

Call Call Validate Validate Schedule Schedule

Change Change Status Status

Email Email User User

Hold Hold for for Approval Approval

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Implementing Business Processes The Orchestration Designer Port Surface

Port Surface ReceivePO

ReceivePOPort

POMessage

Operation_1 > Request

ContructInvoice POInvoiceTransform SendInvoicePort

SendInvoice InvoiceMessag

Operation_1 < Request

Toolbox Toolbox Port Port Surface Surface

Design Design Surface Surface

Port Port Surface Surface

Implementing Business Processes Web Service Integration Consuming Consuming aa Web Web Service Service z z z z

To To call call Web Web service service from from an an orchestration orchestration Can Can be be request request only only or or request-response request-response

Orchestration

Web Service

Publishing Publishing an an Orchestration Orchestration z z z z z z

To To provide provide access access to to aa business business process process Expose Expose receive receive ports ports as as aa Web Web methods methods Can Can be be called called by by any any Web Web client client

Publishing Publishing aa Schema Schema z z z z z z

To To provide provide access access to to XML XML schema schema Select Select request request and and response response schemas schemas Not Not tied tied to to an an orchestration orchestration

Orchestration

Web Service

Schema

Web Service

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Implementing Business Processes Message Subscription Model Message Message received, received, processed, processed, and and stored stored in in the the message message database database

XML, Flat

Business Business Process Process

Receive Location

Message Message properties properties are are used used to to determine determine which which business business processes processes have have subscribed subscribed to to aa message message Business Business Process Process

Receive Receive Adapter Adapter Bound Receive Receive Pipeline Pipeline

Subscribed

MessageBox Database

Send Send Port Port

Filter Filter expressions expressions are are configured configured for for orchestration orchestration receive receive shapes shapes

Implementing Business Processes Content Based Routing Receive Location

XML, Flat

Receive Receive Adapter Adapter Receive Receive Pipeline Pipeline

Content Content Based Based Routing Routing z z z z z z

Route Route directly directly to to aa port port Based on a filter Based on a filter expression expression Configured Configured on on the the send send port port

Send Send Port Port AA Send Send Port Port BB

MessageBox Database

Send Send Port Port CC Filter If Qty > 500 If Price > 10000 If Status == 0

Port A B C

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Implementing Business Processes Pipelines Pipeline Processing Receive Receive Pipeline Pipeline

Orchestration Orchestration

Send Send Pipeline Pipeline

XML

Stages Stages z z Encode Encode z z Assemble Assemble z z Encrypt Encrypt

Stages Stages z z z z z z z z z z z z z z

Decode Decode Disassemble Disassemble Convert Convert Decrypt Decrypt Validate Validate Normalize Normalize Transform Transform

XML

Pipeline Components

Implementing Business Processes Pipeline Designer

Pipeline Pipeline Files Files

Toolbox Toolbox

Properties Properties Design Design Surface Surface

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Implementing Business Processes Business Rules Concepts Term

Description y Condition that governs the conduct of a business process Business y Expression of knowledge or preference Rule y Guidance system for steering a transaction in a desired direction y Collection of definitions for rule conditions and actions Vocabulary y Assigns a friendly name to the definition y Version stamped and immutable to preserve integrity y Logical grouping of rules Policy y Published and deployed to a production environment y Applies rules to facts and evaluates the result Rules y Determines what action to take based on the evaluation Engine y Executes the action y Invokes a policy and associated rules RuleRule-based y Submits and facts to the rule engine Application y Applies the results of the evaluation to the calling process

Implementing Business Processes BizTalk Business Rules ‹

Rules allow Information workers to: ¾ ¾ ¾

Define and own business policies Change policies in real time No coding or rebuilding required

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Use business rules to: ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾

Business Event Customer Purchase Order Request

Business Decisions y Is customer known? y Is product known? y Is product available? y Is product low on inventory?

Classify requests Trigger notifications Automate approvals Escalate issues Reroute documents Rules

y If customer id exists, then customer is known y If customer is preferred and quantity exists on shelf, then product is available y If customer is not preferred and quantity+10 exists on shelf, then product is available y If quantity on hand < reorder quantity, then product is low on inventory y If product is low on inventory, then reorder product

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Implementing Business Processes BizTalk Rule Composer z z z z z z z z

Create Create versions versions of of vocabularies vocabularies Create Create vocabulary vocabulary definitions definitions Compose Compose policies policies Publish Publish vocabularies vocabularies and and policies policies

Policies Policies

Vocabularies Vocabularies Definitions Definitions Rule Rule Composer Composer

Implementing Business Processes Trading Partner Integration ‹

Business Activity Services ¾ ¾

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Configure business processes and trading partners Office and Windows SharePoint Services are the front end

Role Links SEED Packages ¾ ¾

Hub packages Spoke Packages

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Summary and Market Momentum ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹

How to create a BizTalk project BizTalk can be Integrated with Web Services InfoPath and Excel can be Integrated with BizTalk Workflow Solutions How to Create and Deploy a Business Solution Improved Integration to link Trading Partners

BizTalk 2004 – The Application Integration Platform Solution on .NET

Business Activity Monitoring

Management Monitoring

Business Process Orchestration

System, People, Process

Business Process Definition

Process Definition

Connectivity EAI, B2B, Host

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Enterprise Application Integration METAspectrum: 2003

Magic Quadrant for WS Major Vendor Influence, 3Q03

Source: Gartner research September 2003

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BizTalk Server Adoption ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹

Customers: over 3600 as of March 2004 Over 100 3rd Party BTS 04 adapters 50% of the Fortune 100 40% of the Global 100 30% of the Fortune 500

3,600+ 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0

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02

03

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A Scale-Up & Out Environment -- Achieving 20 Million Messages / Day ‹ Scaling up

SQL Server (single MessageBox database) ¾ The

receiving and processing throughput when the CPU processors on SQL Server are scaled up from 1, 2, 4, and 8 CPU processors.

‹ Scaling

out SQL Server (multiple MessageBox databases) ¾ The

performance impact of various deployments involving different numbers of BizTalk Servers and SQL Servers

‹ Scaling out

BizTalk Server in an orchestration scenario ¾ Multiple

BizTalk Servers (receive and send) are added until the orchestration server becomes the bottleneck

‹ Scaling out

BizTalk Server in a messaging scenario ¾ Adding

multiple BizTalk Servers to a deployment until the MessageBox database in SQL Server becomes the bottleneck due to lock contentions

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*This needs to be made into a Growth curve

Miaenn Oleander, 6/18/2004

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Appendix

BizTalk Adapters Choosing an Adapter z z z z z z

Standard Standard BizTalk BizTalk adapter adapter Third-party Third-party adapter adapter Custom Custom adapter adapter

Adapters Financial Financial System System SCM SCM Mainframe Mainframe Database Database ERP ERP CRM CRM System System

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Standard BizTalk Adapters Included Included Adapters Adapters z EDI z EDI z z File File z z FTP FTP z z HTTP HTTP z SMTP z SMTP z z SOAP SOAP z z SQL SQL Server Server

Third Party BizTalk Adapters

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Custom Adapters ‹ ‹

Use Biztalk Adapter SDK to implement custom adapters Useful to connect to in-house proprietary application

BizTalk Adapter Framework z z z z

Common Common way way to to create create and and implement implement adapters adapters Provides Provides standard standard tools tools for for managing managing standard standard and and custom custom adapters adapters

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