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Getting Started with BizTalk Services

You're reading from   Getting Started with BizTalk Services BizTalk Services offers great possibilities for bringing enterprises together in the cloud, and this book is the perfect introduction to it all. Packed with real-world scenarios, you will soon be designing your own tailor-made integration solutions.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2014
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ISBN-13 9781782177401
Length 180 pages
Edition Edition
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

Getting Started with BizTalk Services
Credits
Foreword
Foreword
About the Authors
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Hello BizTalk Services FREE CHAPTER 2. Messages and Transforms 3. Bridges 4. Enterprise Application Integration 5. Business-to-business Integration 6. API 7. Tracking and Troubleshooting 8. Moving to BizTalk Services Index

Concepts in BizTalk Services B2B


B2B in BizTalk Services is all about processing EDI and non-EDI messages between trading partners. It is meant to make B2B integration simple, powerful, and flexible using Azure. B2B, by its nature of protocols, formats, and transport, tends to be complex in configuration; with Azure, service configuration of an agreement between partners is simple. It's easy to extend the service and connect with other technologies such as SharePoint and mobile services to build a rich and powerful solution.

The top-level concepts in B2B/EDI include the following:

  • EDI message structure

  • Partners and agreements

  • Property promotion in EDI

  • Batching

  • Tracking and archiving

  • Extensibility and object model API

EDI message structure

EDI messages (either X12 or EDIFACT) have a nested structure, compartmentalizing transactions for ease of understanding by the receiver. Every structure has a header and trailer to identify the start and end of the nested structure. The following outlines the nesting...

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