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Transcript of Ryan CrawCour Independent Consultant & Integration Specialist Session Code: SOA 307.
Dynamic Messaging with Microsoft BizTalk Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Toolkit
Ryan CrawCourIndependent Consultant & Integration SpecialistSession Code: SOA 307
Session Objectives
Understand the ESB architectural pattern and its place within the overall Application PlatformUnderstand the architecture of the ESB ToolkitSee the capabilities and features of the ESB Toolkit, and how they can accelerate ESB deploymentsDiscuss the scenarios where it is appropriate to use instead of traditional BizTalk
Agenda
ESB: what it is and why it mattersArchitectural OverviewTechnical DrilldownDemos, demos, demosService compositionDemos
So What’s The Difference?
BizTalk was positioned as a Hub and spoke
Now we’re saying it can be an Enterprise Service Bus?
BizTalk Server
Static Receive Port
Static Send Port
Hard Coded Map Name
Static Schema
WSDL Schema
WSDL Schema
Static Receive Port
Static Send Port
Hard Coded Map Name
Static Schema
Static Schema
WSDL Schema
Static Receive Port
Static Send Port
Hard Coded Map Name
Static Schema
Static Schema
WSDL Schema
Static Receive Port
Static Send Port
Hard Coded Map Name
Static Schema
Static Schema
WSDL Schema
Static Receive Port
Static Send Port
Hard Coded Map Name
Static Schema
Static SchemaStatic Schema
All decisions are made and locked in at Design Time or at Deployment!
Any change is a re-development or a system re-configuration!
We’ve allowed the easy to use tools to define how we leverage the BizTalk features!
Rethinking The Solution As A Set Of Capabilities
Mapping Service
RoutingProcess
Orchestration
ProtocolAdaptation
End Point Resolution
Pub/Sub Service
WSDL Schema
WSDL Schema
Service Consumer
1. Transform my message2. Determine which endpoint I need3. Route my message4. Route the response to a second
service5. Return the final result to me
Enter The ESB Guidance V1
Jointly developed by Patterns and Practices and the Connected SystemsWhat was its goal?
Demonstrate the ESB pattern using BizTalk Reduce the amount of “plumbing” you need to doReduce the total cost and effort needed for an ESB
What was in it?Architectural guidancePrebuilt BizTalk componentsSamplesException Management Framework and Portal
Announcing The BizTalk ESB ToolkitPreviously known as ESB Guidance V2
Name change From “ESB Guidance V2” to “BizTalk ESB Toolkit”
General Availability Mid June 2009
Packaging & Distribution
Signed binaries and samples code (MSDN -> Download Center)Documentation (MSDN)Private Fixes (Microsoft Connect site)
License Free for BizTalk Customers
Support & Bug Reporting
Managed MSDN forums with Microsoft Customer Support Services in the loop to fix issues as required
Online Community Managed MSDN forums
Management Portal
Exception Management
Core ESB Services
External ServicesResolver Web Service
Transformation Web Service
Exception Web Service
Exception Logger
Exception Handler 1..nGeneric Custom Application
Transformation Agent
Generic Delivery Agent
On-ramps Off-rampsGeneric SOAP Send
Generic WCF Send
Generic JMS Send
Generic Custom Send
Generic SOAP Receive
Generic WCF Receive
Generic JMS Receive
Generic Custom Receive
Architectural Overview
Custom Business ProcessesScatter
Gather Service
Convoy
The Core ESB Guidance Concepts
Itineraries
ResolversAdapter Providers
Itinerary Concept
Heart of the ESB GuidanceProvide runtime flexibility that BizTalk doesn’t have by defaultProvide a service composition mechanism
Creating An Itinerary
Ways to Assign ItinerariesClient sends message to Itinerary Generic On-Ramp, pipeline component selects an itinerary using configurable resolver
ServiceProxy
Client sends request to an Itinerary On-Ramp passing itinerary SOAP or WCF Header
AdvancedServiceClient
Client resolves itinerary via resolver service and then sends request to On-Ramp with itinerary header
AdaptiveServiceClient
Resolvers
For runtime flexibility ESB Services are not hard-coded to specific endpoints or mapsResolver mechanism can locate and retrieve this metadataItineraries define which ESB services execute and in which orderResolvers define how ESB services execute
NEW: Resolvers Shipped
Endpoint Resolution
UDDI 2.0
Artifact Resolution
ESB Resolvers
Static Static Map - BRE
WS-MEX BRE SQL Itinerary - Static
XPATH Composite Itinerary - BREUDDI 3.0
V1
V2
Service CompositionComposing, Choreographing or “Chaining” services is a key capability for an ESB
Physical Service Physical Service Physical Service
Composed Service
Service Composition In V2
We have the “Itinerary Forwarder”
Allows straight-forward chaining of services using only BizTalk ports
Orchestrations can be used to create more complex business processes across services
BizTalk and the ESB Toolkit in actiondemo
ESB Administration PortalOverview
ASP.NET-based sample applicationThis is a sample of how ESB operational metrics and data can be surfacedProcess or group-specific portals could be created in SharePoint, leveraging ESBG assets such as BAM tracking and exception handling
http://localhost/esb.portal/
What Else Is New In V2?
Provides enhanced tooling, on top of an optimized coreProvides even more extensibility pointsIncludes a simplified install processesIncludes a new configuration tool
Configure core services and portalConfigure runtime stores
SummaryWhat it gives you…
Loosely-coupled messaging environmentRegistry-driven message routingItinerary-based processingLogically-centralized messaging fabric
Why you want it…Higher levels of reuseLower operational costsDynamic business changesCollection point for business, service, and exception metrics
question & answer
www.microsoft.com/teched
Sessions On-Demand & Community
http://microsoft.com/technet
Resources for IT Professionals
http://microsoft.com/msdn
Resources for Developers
www.microsoft.com/learning
Microsoft Certification & Training Resources
Resources
Related Content
Breakout Sessions•Dynamic Messaging with Microsoft BizTalk Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Toolkit (SOA307)
Whiteboard Sessions•Putting it all Together: BizTalk Server, Oslo and Azure. Bucket of Bits or SOA Strategy? (WTB206)
Track Resources
MSDN BizTalk: http://msdn.microsoft.com/biztalk
Virtual Labs: http://msdn.microsoft.com/virtuallabs
ESB Toolkit: http://msdn.microsoft.com/esb
Microsoft SOA & Business Process: http://www.microsoft.com/soa
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