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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
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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

Verifying the solution


We need to test sending two kinds of messages: one from the corporates and the other coming from the website:

  • Load the MessageReceiver sample in VS and build the solution. From the output bin folder, run the following in a command prompt window:

    MessageReceiver.exe ServiceBusNS owner issuerkey USAddressRelay OneWayRelay

    Here, ServiceBusNS is the namespace where the relay is running and MyRelayTestSvc1 is the endpoint information configured in the bridge configuration.

  • Load another MessageReceiver in a new command window.

    MessageReceiver.exe ServiceBusNS owner issuerkey IntlAddressQueue Queue

    Here, ServiceBusNS is the namespace where the Queue has been precreated and IntlAddressQueue is the endpoint information configured with the bridge.

  • Load the MessageSender sample in VS and build the solution. <yourdeployment> is the URL where BizTalk Services was provisioned earlier.

    MessageSender.exe BizTalkSvcACS owner issuerkey https://<yourdeployment>/default/OrderProcessingBridge instance.xml application/xml

    Here, BizTalkSvcACS is the namespace of the BizTalk Service deployment ACS, owner and issuerkey are the ACS credentials of that namespace, and instance.xml is the OrderFF.xsd instance in XML format.

  • The output is observed in the MessageReceiver of the relay.

  • Edit instance.xml with location=EU and run the MessageSender command again. This time the output will be observed in the MessageReceiver of the Queue.

  • Drop a flat file in FTP with location=US and observe the output in the relay service window.

  • Drop a flat file in FTP with location=EU and observe the output in the message receive queue.

Northwind can now process both flat files and XML orders from either HTTP or FTP endpoints. You can delete the bridge from the BizTalk Services portal Bridge view or by using PowerShell.

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