Bill Chesnut BizTalk Practice Manager Stargate Global Consulting

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2 Bill Chesnut BizTalk Practice Manager Stargate Global Consulting BizTalk Server MVP Microsoft BizTalk Virtual Technical Specialist Melbourne BizTalk User Group Leader

3 Session Objective(s): Get an overview of the ESB Guidance Deep dive into the features of ESB Guidance Learn about the future plans for this guidance Key Takeaways What ESB Guidance provides now ESB Guidance future plans

4 Introduction Brief History of ESB Guidance Customer Feedback Scenarios and Patterns Reference Architecture Extensibility Scenarios Release Plans Q&A

5 What it gives you Loosely-coupled messaging environment Registry-driven message routing Itinerary-based processing Logically-centralized messaging fabric Why you want it Higher levels of reuse Lower operational costs Dynamic business changes Collection point for business, service and exception metrics

6 Brief History ESB Guidance v1.0 for BizTalk R2 Developed jointly by Patterns & Practices and CSD Active Developer Community on CodePlex Released ESBG v1 RTM in November 2007 ESB Guidance for BizTalk 2009 Developed by Patterns & Practices Started project in May 2008

7 Value Add for BizTalk R2 Connection: protocols, adapters, and architecture With MS ESB: Strengthened end point management with JMS/WMQ and JAX RPC Mediation: Transformation, repository, registry, trading partner management, and process management With ESBG: Strengthened transformation, repository and registry and process management. Improved routing. Management: Policy management, service life-cycle support, security, monitoring and management With ESBG: improves routing, policy control, service life cycle management and overall management. Provides integration with SOA Governance solutions.

8 Customer Feedback Articulate guidance through prescriptive ESB usage patterns Installation is complex Hard to develop itineraries using plain XML edit Allow configurable caching Support routing via 3 rd party adapters Allow non-http itinerary on-ramps Support Repair and Resubmit with itinerary

9 Dynamic Service Invocation Resolver-adapter framework (UDDI, BRE, XPATH, custom) Itinerary Processing Configurable composition of services (orchestrations, send ports, transformations and custom processing steps) Unified Exception Management Exception framework extends BizTalk failed message routing Management Portal SOA Governance Integration Collaboration with SOA Software and Amber Point

10 Service Oriented Management Service Management Functional Needs Service Consumers Web 2.0 Forms Composite Applications Mobile User Experience Portals Service Oriented Development Tools Service Consumers Ux Tools SLA Management Service Registry Service Health Monitoring Exception Management Business Process Business Processes Team Workflow Business Intelligence Analytics & Reporting Service Composition Managed Service Discovery Dynamic Message Transformation Intelligent Routing (Itinerary-Based) Rules Management Process Optimization Endpoint Resolution Composed Services Message Enrichment Business Process Process Modeling Service Composition Transform Tools Composition Modeling Composition Testing Service Enablement and Messaging Contracts WS* Standards Legacy Systems Adaptation Federated Data Federated Identity Service Enablement and Messaging Service Modeling Service Testing

11 Microsoft BizTalk Server On-ramps ESB Core Core Engine Services Off-ramps Generic SOAP Receive Pipeline Enrich Service Route Service Generic SOAP Send Pipeline Generic WCF Receive Pipeline Custom Service Transform Service Generic WCF Send Generic Pipeline Generic JMS Receive JMS Pipeline Resolver-Adapter Framework Generic JMS Send Pipeline Generic Custom Receive Custom Pipeline Resolvers ( ) Custom Resolver Adapter Providers( ) Custom Adapter Provider Custom Send Custom Pipeline Exception Management Exception Handler or Custom Application Exception Logger Fault Processor ESB Services Resolver Web Service Transformation Web Service UDDI Service Operations Service Itinerary Configuration Store Exception Management Store ESB Management Portal Provisioning Framework Reports Alerts Exception Web Service

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23 Release Goals Alignment with BizTalk 2009 release Provide prescriptive Guidance for applying ESB usage Patterns Simplified ESB Installation/Configuration Improved Itinerary Processing Itinerary modeling using DSL Resolver-adapter Pack Enhanced ESB Management Portal Integration with Managed Services Engine

24 Components Custom Web Components ASMX On-Ramps WCF On-Ramps Management Portal Core Web Services ESB Components Itinerary Services Resolvers Adapter Providers Development Tools Frameworks Resolver Framework Adapter Provider Framework Enterprise Library 4.0 Exception Management BizTalk Components Adapters Transform Engine Dynamic Ports Business Rules Engine Host Environment Orchestration Engine UDDI 3.0 Pub Sub Engine Other Servers & Components UDDI 2.0 Governance Tools Databases

25 Itinerarybased Routing Adapters Providers Resolvers

26 1 ESB Guidance ESB Guidance 2.0

27 1 ESB Guidance ESB Guidance 2.0

28 Advanced service agent Client sends request to an Itinerary On-Ramp passing itinerary SOAP or WCF Header Adaptive service agent Client resolves itinerary via resolver service and then sends request to On-Ramp with itinerary header Service proxy Client sends message to Itinerary Generic On- Ramp, itinerary selector pipeline component selects an itinerary using configurable resolver

29 Modeling Capabilities Why Avoid creating itineraries in plain XML Provide itinerary validation What DSL designer & Model Validation : Itinerary model is structurally valid ESB Runtime components and reference data are valid ( resolvers, adapter providers, BizTalk configuration) BizTalk runtime components are deployed ( ports, maps, pipeline components) How Declarative rule policies approach for model and extenders Single tool to assemble itinerary services Extenders are interchangeable

30 Itinerary Service Resolver Itinerary Service Itinerary Service Extender Resolver Extender Custom Extender XML Other format

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32 Basic Capabilities Why Ease runtime configuration UE Include prescriptive guidance for configuration Capabilities Configure core services Configure ESB Guidance databases How Executes embedded Power Shell scripts Uses Power Shell extensions

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34 Amber Point Embedded Pipeline Management Point Portal Visibility SOA Software UDDI & WS-MEX support WCF ready Embedded Pipeline Management Point Portal Visibility Registry Integration Managed Services Engine

35 On-Ramp Host ESB Core Services Off-Ramp Host Host Host On-ramp Management Point Itinerary Services Publish/Subscribe Infrastructure Off-ramp Virtual Service Endpoint Physical Service Endpoint Host On-Ramp Host Virtual Service Endpoint WCF On-ramp

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37 Custom Itinerary Service (orchestration) Create itinerary service (orchestration) Create a direct-bound receive port, activating receive with appropriate filter Retrieve the message based on the current itinerary step Implement your logic Copy inbound message context to the outbound message Advance the itinerary for the outbound message Publish outbound message to a direct-bound port Implement extender for designer (optional)

38 Custom Resolver Supported resolvers: UDDI, WSMEX, XPATH, STATIC and BRE Moniker is a resolver configuration string Implements IResolverProvider Must be registered in BTSNTSvc.exe.config and Machine.config Assembly must be in the GAC

39 Custom Adapter Provider Is responsible to setting all transport-level properties Must be registered in BTSNTSvc.exe.config and Machine.config Implements IAdapterProvider AdapterManager is called by Resolver (if an endpoint was resolved) SetEndPoint() method of custom AdapterProvider called

40 Designer Extensibility Why: An Extender can be shipped along with custom itinerary service implementation to provide pluggable modeling and validation Assumptions The itinerary DSL model is ALWAYS master Itinerary model exported to itinerary schema V1, V.NEXT What Resolver extenders validate properties and reference data; then generate connection strings Itinerary service extenders- messaging, orchestration and custom extender properties How Pluggable Model transformations Itinerary runtime model ( V1 and beyond) Itinerary test model (Optional)

41 Runtime Supporting BizTalk 2009 Beta bits Improved configuration and caching SSO configuration provider for Enterprise Library Itinerary Execution Itinerary store and itinerary resolvers Itinerary BAM tracking Installation and Configuration Improved installer ESB Configuration tool Modeling Itinerary DSL Designer for Orcas Itinerary export tool

42 Prescriptive guidance Patterns and sample Shipped under MS-PL Extensible Runtime policy resolution mechanisms required to implement an ESB Itinerary design tools Unified exception management Management portal Integration with SOA governance solutions

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