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Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of
Business Systems Integration
A practical guide to integrating Line of Business
systems with BizTalk Server 2010
Kent Weare
Richard Seroter
Sergei Moukhnitski
Thiago Almeida
Carl Darski
professional expertise distilled
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Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business
Systems Integration
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Foreword
We know that it is rare in IT departments today that solutions do not have to
integrate with other systems and even external entities. Systems just have to be
connected to support the complex business processes and levels of automation
that the business is demanding. Some of these systems are really at the core of the
business. They can support operational functions like inance, human resources, and
customer relationships. They can also be mission critical; if they stop for any length
of time, the business would be signiicantly impacted.
We know that connecting systems is complicated and there are many choices,
technologies, and products that play a role. Developers often build their own
integration solutions and supporting infrastructure. The "last mile" of the integration
problem is one of the hardest—how do you actually exchange data and messages
between two systems—how do you hook them together?
The promise the industry at large has been looking at is the world of web
services and service oriented architecture (SOA). We will never totally get to this
world—there are too many systems, standards, and custom solutions that don't
have "services" to call. But what if there was a solution and even a development
framework that could on one end connect to these systems and on the other, expose
the capabilities as "services". Let's call these "adapters". What if you could then hook
these adapters into your integration platform and even into your own custom code?
What if you could easily write your own "adapter"?
This book is all about how to take advantage of Microsoft's integration platform—
BizTalk Server and how to use the various "adapters" that come with BizTalk Server
to integrate with your line of business systems.
The Cloud is fast becoming an important part of this picture as well, to integrate with
systems that live in the Cloud as well as to create processes and move data through
the cloud. The book covers the cloud platforms being created to make this happen
and practically how to do this today.

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