Real World BizTalk 2020 For Developers
Introduction to Microsoft BizTalk Server and Development
Created by Neal Walters
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What you'll learn
- How to develop Microsoft® BizTalk applications (including schemas, maps, orchestrations)
- Business Rule Engine
- Deploying BizTalk Applications (from Test to Production Environments)
- BizTalk Architecture and High Level Overview in First Lessons
- Content-Based Routing
- Data Transformation using Functoids (BizTalk maps) and/or XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations), Saxon XSLT 3.0
- BizTalk Pipelines (CSV to XML, XML to CSV) and Massaging String Data
- XML and XPath
- XSD Schemas
- Sequential and Parallel Convoys, Correlation in Orchestrations
- Debugging Orchestrations
- C# Subroutines for Maps and Orchestrations
Curated for the Udemy for Business collection
Course content
12 sections • 103 lectures • 20h 58m total length
- Preview01:34
- 01:04Course Help
- Preview08:02
- 00:16Download All My Code
- 04:46Licensing BizTalk 2020 and Visual Studio (MSDN) Subscriptions
- 07:12Careers and Job Roles in BizTalk
- 12:33Recent Job Descriptions give you an idea of what is important in BizTalk
- 09:02Why I Use Total Commander In All the Course Videos
- 28:33BizTalk Installation Process - Part 1 - Virtual Box, Windows 2016, SQL 2016
- 20:35BizTalk Install Process - Part 2 (BizTalk & Visual Studio)
Requirements
- Familiarity with XML and C# is useful but not required
Description
This course includes over 20 hours of videos teaching you how to use schemas, maps, business rules, pipelines, content-based routing, orchestrations, debugging and error-handling.
The first set of lessons gives a higher level overview of the above, and is suitable for managers, quality assurance, and anyone who is curious what Microsoft BizTalk really is.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who needs to develop or administer Microsoft BizTalk server
- Managers or QA teams who need familiarity with BizTalk
Instructor
BizTalk Consultant
I’m a former Microsoft Certified Trainer and went to the Train-The-Trainer Bootcamp held by Microsoft in Redmond back in about 2004.
After that I was a stand-up instructor travelling around the US and Canada teaching BizTalk for a year or so,
THEN I went into BizTalk Consulting and have been doing it ever since.