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Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business Systems Integration

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Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business Systems Integration

Overview of this book

Microsoft BizTalk is an integration and connectivity server solution that allows businesses to connect disparate systems easily. In today’s business climate of mergers and acquisitions, more and more enterprises are forced to exchange data across disparate Line of Business systems using integration brokers like BizTalk Server 2010. What is often overlooked when integrating these systems is the pre-requisite knowledge that ERP and CRM systems demand in order to effectively integrate them. No longer is this knowledge locked up in the heads of expensive consultants. Gain an edge within your organization by developing valuable skills in the area of Line of Business integration from this book.This book will show you how to integrate BizTalk with Line of Business systems using practical scenarios. Each chapter will take a Line of Business system, introduce some pre-requisite knowledge and demonstrate how you can integrate BizTalk with that Line of Business system, and then provide guidance based upon real world experience, taking your BizTalk knowledge further.This book will enable you to master how to integrate BizTalk with Line of Business systems effectively. The book starts by highlighting the technical foundation of WCF-LOB adapters and the common steps and important properties pertaining to popular WCF-LOB adapters. You will then move on to an overview of how to integrate with Microsoft SQL Server using the WCF based SQL Server adapter. The book then dives into topics such as integrating BizTalk Server with Microsoft Dynamics CRM, building BizTalk/SAP integrated solutions using IDocs, the differences between IDocs and RFCs/BAPIs, and integrating BizTalk with Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus amongst others.
Table of Contents (18 chapters)
Microsoft BizTalk 2010: Line of Business Systems Integration
Credits
Foreword
About the Authors
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Windows SharePoint Services Adapter configuration


Now that the Windows SharePoint Services Adapter and Adapter Web Service have been installed, we will further investigate some of the properties that can be used when integrating with SharePoint.

Receive Adapter

The following image will further illustrate the configuration for the SharePoint Services Receive Adapter.

Adapter Web Service port

The default port for IIS Web Applications is 80. If we want to run multiple websites on one IIS Server, then we would want to separate these websites by having IIS listen on a different port. If you have chosen to do this, then you will need to populate this property with the correct port value. The examples in this book will leverage port 8080 since the SharePoint site that was created for this book is running on port 8080. In situations where we are co-hosting BizTalk and SharePoint services on one server we are very likely to encounter this situation, especially if we have the BAM Portal installed in...