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Microsoft Biz Talk Server

• Microsoft BizTalk Server is an integration server product that enables you to develop, deploy, and manage integrated business processes and XML-based Web services.

• Microsoft BizTalk Server enables you to connect diverse applications, and then to graphically create and modify business processes that use the services that those applications provide.

• BizTalk Server engine provides a mechanism for specifying business rules, better ways to manage and monitor the applications built on it.

• BizTalk supports many built-in data adapters. (SOAP, Message Queuing, FTP, HTTP, SMTP, SQL, EDI, File)

• BizTalk supports many data format (Database, Formatted Text, HL7, XML)

• BizTalk engine uses XML for all internal processing.

Create BizTalk Project

• Run Visual Studio

• From the menu, select File -> New -> Project

• Select "BizTalk Projects" from the project types listbox

• Select "Empty BizTalk Server Project" from the templates listbox.

• Enter the project name and location and click OK to proceed.

Create the Invoice schema

• Right click on the project icon in the Solution Explorer window and select Add -> Add New Item.

• Select Schema from the templates list box.

• Name the schema as InvoiceSchema.xsd

Create the Map

• Right click on the project icon in the Solution Explorer window and select Add -> Add New Item.

• Select Map from the templates list box.

• Name the Map as POToInvoice.btm

Create Setup.bat to deploy the project and bind the ports to BizTalk.

@SETLOCAL
@CALL "%VS71COMNTOOLS%vsvars32.bat" @SET SolutionName= HelloWorld.sln
@SET AssemblyKeyFile= HelloWorld.snk
@SET BindingFileName= HelloWorldBinding.xml
@SET SendPortName= HelloWorldSendPort
@SET ReceivePortName=HelloWorldReceivePort
@SET ReceiveLocationName= HelloWorldReceiveLocation
@SET FileReceiveDirectory=In
@SET FileReceiveLocation= \%FileReceiveDirectory%\*.xml
@SET FileSendDirectory=Out
@SET FileSendAddress= \%FileSendDirectory%\%%MessageID%%.xml
@SET OrchestrationName=HelloWorld.HelloSchedule
@SET AssemblyName=HelloWorld
@IF NOT EXIST %AssemblyKeyFile% sn -k %AssemblyKeyFile%
@DevEnv %SolutionName% /Deploy Development /Out Build.log
@BTSDeploy Import Binding=%BindingFileName% Log=Binding
@CScript /NoLogo "..\..\Admin\WMI\Start Send Port\VBScript\StartSendPort.vbs" %SendPortName% %FileSendAddress%
@CScript /NoLogo "..\..\Admin\WMI\Enable Receive Location\VBScript\EnableRecLoc.vbs" %ReceivePortName% %ReceiveLocationName% %FileReceiveLocation%
@CScript /NoLogo "..\..\Admin\WMI\Enlist Orchestration\VBScript\EnlistOrch.vbs" %OrchestrationName% %AssemblyName% Start
@ENDLOCAL

Test the application

• Create a sample XML file to use it as input. Name it SamplePOInput.xml

• Copy and paste this XML code into the new created file

   <?xml version="1.0"?>
              <ns0: PO xmlns:ns0="http://HelloWorld.POSchema">
                     <PO_Number>1234</PO_Number>
                     <Total>$19.99</Total>
              </ns0: PO>
   </xml>

• Copy the new file into the In folder.

• Check the Out folder for results. You should get a new xml file that should look like this:

   <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
             <ns0:Invoice xmlns:ns0="http://HelloWorld.InvoiceSchema">
                    <Number>1234</Number>
                    <TotalPrice>$19.99</TotalPrice>
             </ns0:Invoice>
       </xml>