技术细节
| 分类 |
Development software |
| 页数 |
768 pages |
| 作者 |
George Dunphy, Harold Campos, Stephen Kaufman, Peter Kelcey, Sergei Moukhnitski, David Peterson |
A compendium of best practices and implementation wisdom, Pro BizTalk 2009 is a revision of the highly-successful and best-selling Pro BizTalk 2006. The book has been fully updated to cover developments in BizTalk 2009. You’ll find chapters on topics such as developing WCF-compliant adapters using the WCF LOB adapter SDK, connecting BizTalk to IBM mainframe line-of-business applications and data using the Host Integration Server adapter, and riding the Enterprise Service Bus. All other chapters in the book have been updated to reflect developments in BizTalk 2009.
Pro BizTalk 2009 is based upon real feedback from BizTalk developers. It is written by recognized experts George Dunphy and Sergei Moukhnitski, backed by a team of top-notch co-authors. The book is a labor of love in which the authors share their experiences and expertise to teach you the art of creating a BizTalk solution using the right tools from the BizTalk 2009 toolbox.
- Fully updated to cover developments in BizTalk 2009
- Focuses on the art of creating a BizTalk solution by helping readers choose the right tool from the BizTalk toolbox for the task at hand
- Based upon the real–life experience of authors with many years of practice implementing BizTalk solutions for large enterprises
<b>What you’ll learn</b>
- Create automated business processes that span disparate systems, even for those systems that were developed using disparate technologies.
- Apply each of the tools within BizTalk in their intended manner.
- Tune BizTalk servers for optimal performance.
- Implement sound disaster–recovery plans for BizTalk environments.
- Build for success upon recognized design patterns and best practices.
- Create a solid BizTalk development environment.
<b>Who this book is for</b>
Pro BizTalk 2009 is aimed at two audiences: those developing BizTalk solutions and those who must manage the BizTalk servers upon which those solutions deploy. Both camps must have a working knowledge of the other side. Developers will find in this book an excellent guide to programming effectively with BizTalk. Administrators will find what they need to smoothly deploy BizTalk–based solutions.
