SOA Patterns With BizTalk Server 2013 and Microsoft Azure Second Edition by Seroter, Richard -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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SOA Patterns with BizTalk Server 2013 and Microsoft Azure Second Edition

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Preface

What this book covers What you need for this book Who this book is for Conventions Reader feedback Customer support

Downloading the example code Errata Piracy Questions

1. Building BizTalk Server 2013 Applications

What is BizTalk Server? BizTalk architecture Setting up new BizTalk projects What are BizTalk schemas?

Schema creation and characteristics Property schemas

What are BizTalk maps? Configuring BizTalk messaging Working with BizTalk orchestration Summary

2. Windows Communication Foundation Primer

What is WCF? Defining the contract

Service contracts Data contracts

Implementing contracts in services

Throwing custom service faults

Choosing an endpoint address The role of service bindings Hosting services Consuming WCF services

Non-WCF clients WCF clients

Summary

3. Using WCF Services in BizTalk Server 2013

The relationship between BizTalk and WCF

BizTalk WCF adapters

Exposing WCF services from orchestrations

Setting up the project Generating the WCF endpoint Configuring the generated components Anatomy of a generated WCF WSDL

Exposing WCF services from schemas Consuming WCF services from orchestrations Consuming WCF services without orchestration Summary

4. REST and JSON Support in BizTalk Server 2013

Why REST services URL deciphering JSON versus XML Resource representation Handling message versioning in REST Documenting contracts Security BizTalk 2013 and REST Exploring the WCF-WebHttp Adapter Exposing a RESTful web service using BizTalk Pipeline to publish a typed message Receiving XML and JSON messages via the Post method Consuming a web service Sending a JSON message to a RESTful service Hiding the SVC filename extension Summary

5. Azure BizTalk Services

What is MABS The MABS architecture Setting up new MABS projects MABS artifacts Configuring messaging in MABS Summary

6. Azure Service Bus

Service Bus types Queue types Service Bus Queue characteristics

Queue naming convention Message size User-defined name/value pairs Priority order Time to live Dead-lettering Sessions

Retrieving messages off a Queue Deferring message processing Security Topics Subscriptions

Subscription rules Rule filter Rule action

Express Queues/Topics Partitioned Queues/Topics Event Hubs

Partitions Consumer groups Connectivity Replaying of messages Poisoned messages Security

Relay Service

Hosting Relay Services Connection modes Authentication

Network transients Service Bus for Windows Server Administration tools Summary

7. Planning Service-oriented BizTalk Solutions

The core principles of an SOA

Loosely coupled

Applying loose coupling to BizTalk

Abstraction

Applying abstraction to BizTalk server

Interoperable

Applying interoperability to BizTalk server solutions

Reusable

Applying reusability to BizTalk server solutions

Identifying standard message exchange patterns

Request/response services One-way services Request/Callback services Publish/Subscribe services

Types of services

RPC services Document services Event services

Summary

8. Schema and Endpoint Patterns

Service-oriented schema patterns

Designing schemas based on service type

Canonical schemas

Building and applying reusable schema components

Exploiting the reusable imported schema

Node data type conversion for service clients Node feature mapping for service clients

Element grouping Element properties Element restrictions Exploiting generic schemas

Service-oriented endpoint patterns

Building reusable receive ports Constructing a contract-first endpoint

Summary

9. Asynchronous Communication Patterns

Why asynchronous communication matters Using asynchronous services in WCF

Creating the synchronous service Building a client-side asynchronous experience Working with server-side asynchronous services

Using asynchronous services in BizTalk with WCF

Consuming asynchronous services Exposing asynchronous services

Getting results from asynchronous invocations

Building WCF services that support client callbacks BizTalk support for client callbacks

Using queues within asynchronous scenarios Summary

10. Orchestration Patterns

Why orchestration? What is MessageBox direct binding? Using dynamic service ports

Defining the service Configuring IIS/WAS to host the service Building the BizTalk solution Configuring the BizTalk solution

Supporting dual initiating message exchange patterns

Building the BizTalk solution Configuring the BizTalk solution

Chaining orchestrations using business rules

Building the BizTalk solution

The role of transactions in aggregated services

Defining the service Building the BizTalk solution

Building message-type agnostic orchestrations

Defining the validation services Building the BizTalk solution Bringing it all together Reflecting on the implemented solution

Summary

11. Versioning Patterns

Why versioning? What service aspects may undergo changes? How to version schemas? How to version endpoints?

Creating endpoints for custom WSDLs

Versioning long-running orchestrations Versioning other BizTalk components File versions Versioning BRE components Techniques for delaying change

Flexible fields Generic on-ramps

Summary

12. Frameworks and Tools

ESB Toolkit BizUnit 4.0 Monitoring tools

BizTalk 360 AIMS for BizTalk

The BRE Pipeline Framework BizTalk Documenter Sentinet Further reading Summary

13. New SOA Capabilities in BizTalk Server 2013 – Azure Hybrid Patterns

Advantages of a hybrid solution

Reduced operating costs Freeing up on-premises infrastructure resources Allowing burst capacity Improved service levels Reduced capital expenditures Improved system availability and disaster recovery Wider audience reach

Disadvantages of a hybrid solution SOA patterns used in hybrid solutions

BizTalk Services Hybrid Connection Azure Relay Services BizTalk Adapter Service BizTalk Server Adapters

The WCF-BasicHttpRelay and NetTcpRelay adapters The SB-Messaging adapter The BizTalk WCF-WebHttp adapter

Azure SQL Data Sync Microsoft Azure Caching Database sharding

Special security considerations Monitoring assets on the ground and on the cloud Handling scalability, availability, and performance

Scalability Availability Performance

Summary

14. What's New and What's Next?

BizTalk Server 2013 R2

JSON support

JSON encoder pipeline component

Service bus adapter improvements

Azure App Services Azure API Management Summary

Index

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