Integrating with BizTalk Adapters Overview Lesson
This module delves into integrating with BizTalk adapters, covering topics such as the introduction to BizTalk adapters, configuring BizTalk adapters, understanding adapter sources, the BizTalk adapter framework, and more. Learn about the different types of adapters, their functionalities, and how they facilitate communication between BizTalk and various applications and systems.
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Module 7: Integrating with Adapters
Overview Lesson 1: Introduction to BizTalk Adapters Lesson 2: Configuring a BizTalk Adapter
Lesson 1: Introduction to BizTalk Adapters What Is an Adapter? Sources of Adapters What Is the BizTalk Adapter Framework?
What Is an Adapter? Adapters .NET or COM software components Connect BizTalk to specific applications and systems Can use standard protocols (HTTP, FTP, POP3) Can use proprietary communication mechanisms Support one-way or two-way communications Add metadata to data stream of received messages
Sources of Adapters Adapter Sources Standard BizTalk Server 2010 adapters Microsoft add-on adapters Third-party adapters Custom adapters
What Is the BizTalk Adapter Framework? BizTalk Adapter Framework APIs for access to BizTalk shared services Includes samples and a template for creating custom adapters Can use standard BizTalk administration tools to manage and configure the adapter
Lesson 2: Configuring a BizTalk Adapter Configuring an Adapter Integrating with Protocol Adapters FTP Adapter Improvements in BizTalk Server 2010 Demonstration: Configuring a Protocol Adapter Integrating with WCF Adapters Demonstration: Configuring a WCF Adapter BizTalk Server 2010 Application Adapters Integrating with Application Adapters Demonstration: Integrating with SharePoint
Configuring an Adapter File adapter properties
Integrating with Protocol Adapters BizTalk Native Protocol Adapters FTP HTTP MSMQ POP3 SMTP SOAP WebSphere MQ
FTP Adapter Improvements in BizTalk Server 2010 Support for secure file transfers Supports FTPS file transfers over SSL / TLS Enable by configuring new SSL properties Supports downloads from read-only locations Maintains a list of previously downloaded files Can compare timestamps to detect an updated file Supports atomic transfers in ASCII mode Transfers file to a temporary FTP folder, then moves file Does not support resuming a file transfer
Demonstration: Configuring a Protocol Adapter In this demonstration, you will see how to configure the FTP receive adapter
Integrating with WCF Adapters 1 2 WCF-NetMsmq adapter properties
Demonstration: Configuring a WCF Adapter In this demonstration, you will see how to: Generate WCF-Custom adapter metadata Examine the WCF-Custom metadata
BizTalk Server 2010 Application Adapters Adapters included in BizTalk Server 2010 SAP Siebel Oracle SQL Server PeopleSoft JD Edwards Microsoft SharePoint TIBCO IBM mainframes WebSphere MQ List of supported application versions at www.microsoft.com/biztalk
Integrating with Application Adapters Windows SharePoint adapter properties
Demonstration: Integrating with SharePoint In this demonstration, you will see how to: Configure the SharePoint receive adapter Configure the SharePoint send adapter Test the SharePoint receive and send adapters
Lab: Integrating with Adapters Exercise 1: Publishing an InfoPath Form to a SharePoint Library Exercise 2: Configuring and Testing the HTTP Adapter Exercise 3: Configuring and Testing the FTP Adapter Exercise 4: Configuring and Testing the SharePoint Adapter
