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Gain insights into new features and changes in BizTalk Server 2009 Beta. Learn about TAP, CTP, and upcoming releases. Explore enhanced B2B, SOA, ESB, EDI, and more. Upgrade tips included.

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  1. Sponsorer

  2. 18:00 - ”An overview of new features and otherchanges” 19:00 - Paus, mingel, diskussioner 19:30 - ”Build & Deploy automation with Team Foundation Server 2008” 21:00 - En öl någonstans på östermalm… BizTalk Server 2009 Beta

  3. Ochvinnarenär… Anders Zommarin

  4. An overview of new features and otherchanges in BizTalk Server 2009 Beta Johan Hedberg mail: johan.hedberg@logica.com blog: http://blogical.se/blogs/johan im: johan@jeh.se

  5. BizTalk Server 2009? • BizTalk Server 2006 R3 • TAP (private CTP) since early 2008 • Became BizTalk Server 2009 in september • Public CTP Q4 2008 • Release date Q2 2009

  6. Roadmap • A new release every 2 years • 2011 (BizTalk Server “7”) on the drawing board • Prioritized areas: • Developer productivity • Enhanced B2B • Low latency and ESB • Cross-enterprise asset tracking, enterprise manageability, and industry standards (RFID) • BI / BAM • Platform capabilities (ie .NET, Windows, SQL etc.) • XLANG will continue to be BizTalk Servers orchestration technology

  7. Focus areas • Service oriented architecture and Enterprise connectivity • Platform support • SOA and Web Services • B2B Integration • Developer productivity

  8. Version details

  9. Application platform • Windows Server 2008 • Hyper-V • Failover Clustering • SQL Server 2008 • SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services • .NET 3.5 SP1 • WCF Improvements etc.

  10. WCF • WCF Adapters • .NET 3.5 bindings for Custom Adapters • Configurable transactions • Transaction Isolation Level • WCF LOB Adapters • Oracle E-Business Suite • SQL Server • And “overall improvements”

  11. Business Activity Monitoring • SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services • Unified Dimensional Modeling (UDM) Cubes • Scalable real-time aggregations • Enhanced PerformancePoint Server 2007 integration • No clustered tables

  12. EDI and AS2 • Enhanced support for EDI and AS2 • Multiple message attachments • Configurable auto message resend • End-to-end filename preservation • Improved reporting • Drummond re-certification for AS2 • BUGS this spring?

  13. What about Covast? • Base EDI Adapter is removed. • Advanced B2B Pack features: • New standards for specific retail segments such as warehousing, grocery, energy, automotive and air freight; • B2B metadata management for EDI "super" interchanges, greater compatibility with SQL Server repository/Visual Studio (EDI Explorer) and new reporting capabilities; • Advanced B2B transports including new file adapters and transports and VAN connectivity; • B2B operations monitor that enables role-based viewing, end-to-end tracking/tracing and automatic archiving.

  14. Service Registry • UDDI 3.0 • Making services discoverable • Previously a SOA tenant missing in BizTalk Server • Subscription API • Register for updates on UDDI entries • Separate install • No integration (as with RFID)

  15. ESB Guidance 2.0 • ESB Guidance 2.0 • Improved Itinerary Processing • Modelling using DSL • Centralized storage • Pluggable resolver adapter pack • Enhanced ESB Management portal • Centralized configuration and caching • BUGS this spring?

  16. RFID • RFID Mobile • Extended administrative tooling • Powershell • Extended operations tooling • System Center Operation Manager • Extended support for industry standards • LLDRP, TDT, TDS, WS Discovery, EPCIS

  17. SWIFT • Enhanced support for SWIFT (Society of Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication)

  18. Host System Integration • Host Integration Server 2009 & BizTalk Adapters for Host System • WCF WebSphere MQ • WCF Service for Host Applications • Transaction Integrator • CICS, IMS, CICS HTTP, DB2, DBS/400, DB2 Universal Database, Websphere MQ

  19. BizTalk Visual Studio projects • New project file structure • BizTalk projects are “a kind of c#” project. • Now uses MSBuild just like other projects • Projects can now contain c# classes • Upgrade will supposedly be automatic

  20. Build Enhancements • Install contains specific “Project Build Component” • Allows building solutions on a machine that has neither BizTalk Server runtime nor Visual Studio. • Build is incremental • Team Foundation Server 2008 • MSBuild and automated builds • Session 2...

  21. Development features • Visual Studio 2008 • Enhanced debugging • Unit testing support • Simplified property access • Static CodeAnalysis

  22. Development features Demo

  23. Administration • One tool! • Enhanced BizTalk Management Console • Asynchronous! • No more HAT! • The move, that began with 2004 -> 2006, is now complete. • Instead • Tracked Message Events • Tracked Service Instances • Slightly updated look and feel • New icons etc. • No EventLog

  24. Administration Demo

  25. Upgrade from BizTalk Server 2006 R2 • Pre-requisite: .NET 3.5 Sp1 • Install before starting upgrade • Stop all hosts, back up all databases (just in case) • Run the upgrade process • No need to re-configure • No need to re-deploy applications • Some cosmetic (presumably beta) issues

  26. Removed features • HAT (well, not really...) • Human Workflow Service (HWS) • Business Activity Services (BAS) • Btsdeploy • If you are using this, consider transitioning to btstask. It’s been marked as deprecated since 2006. • MSMQT • Base EDI Adapter • WSE Adapter

  27. Deprecated features • BizTalk Explorer • SOAP Adapter • Web Services Publishing Wizard • Add Web reference • SQL Adapter

  28. BizTalk Server 2009 Beta Overview Q & A Johan Hedberg johan.hedberg@logica.com http://blogical.se/blogs/johan msn: johan@jeh.se

  29. Sponsorer

  30. Build & Deploy automation with Team Foundation Server 2008 and BizTalk Server 2009 Beta Mikael Håkansson mail: mikael.hakansson@logica.com blog: http://blogical.se/blogs/mikael im: wmmihaa@hotmail.com

  31. Agenda • The manual way • Why Automate? • Team Foundation Server 2008 • Automated Build with BizTalk 2006 • Automated Build with BizTalk 2009 • Conclusions

  32. DB Scripts BRE Scripts Source Code Binding files The manual way… VSS BUILD TEST STAGE PROD

  33. Demo ”The manual way”

  34. Why Automated Build Process? Benefits: • Easier version management. • No need to manage assemblies and other resources when exporting MSI packages! • Less manual work. • Enables continuous integration!

  35. Challenges HOGIA SvenskLön Oracle EBS

  36. Architectural Constraints • Isolated Solutions : • No external references • Bindings file oriented • Shared components, artifacts and ports need to be handled separately from the Build Process

  37. What is Team System? Requirement Developer Tester Architects Project Lead DBA Team Foundation Server

  38. What is Team Foundation Server? • Work Item Tracking • Source Control • Team Build

  39. What is Team Foundation Server? Visual Studio 2005 * Edition Visual Studio 2008 * Edition Microsoft Excel Microsoft Project Microsoft SharePoint Custom Visual Studio 2005 Team Explorer Visual Studio 2008 Team Explorer Team Foundation Server 2008

  40. Demo Work Item Tracking & Source Control

  41. The Automated way – BTS2006 • No support for MSBuild! • Requires Visual Studio on Build Server • Have a look at BizTalk Deployment Framework at CodePlex.

  42. Team Build Development Configuration Build automation Feedback Deployment Inspection Testing

  43. Demo CreateBuildType

  44. Infrastructure Team Foundation Client Create build type Start Build/Deploy Reports Build Machine Build Agent MSBuild BizTalk TEST Build Machine Application Tier Build Agent MSBuild BizTalk STAGE Team Build Web Services Build Machine Build Agent MSBuild BizTalk PROD Data Tier Source Code Work items Team Build data

  45. Undeploy Bindings Build & Deploy Process • Publish Build • Trigger Build • Prepare Build • Calculate Code Coverage • Get Sources Custom Tasks • Compile & Analyze • Update Work Items • Deploy Assemblies • Import Bindings • Execute Tests

  46. TEST STAGE PROD • Undeploy Bindings • Undeploy Assembly • Import Bindings • Deploy Assemblies • Deploy Assembly Custom Tasks ApplicationBindingfiles

  47. Demo Build & Deploy automation

  48. Build Parameters To build a specific version: /P:GetVersion=[C|L]version Where version is the Versionspec by the following syntax: * Changeset - Version that belongs to changeset number, Eg C1234 * Label - Version that belongs to a label, EgLMyLable To perform UnDeploy, use set the Deploy parameter to false: /P:Deploy=false If you only wich to install asseblies to GAC, without deploying to BizTalk, use the GacOnly parameter. /P:GacOnly=true You may use combination of parameters: /P:GetVersion=C1234;Deploy=false (Undeploys a specific version) /P:GetVersion=C1234;GacOnly=true (Installs a specific version to GAC, without deploying to BizTalk)

  49. Considerations • Application References • Multi server environments • No need to recompile after first successful compilation. • Building to a Group • The process is bindings file dependant • Utilizing undocumented BizTalk assemblies

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