BizTalk(TM) Server: The Complete Reference

David Lowe, MCSE MCT, is a Subject Matter Expert/Instructional Software Design Engineer with Microsoft Corporation. Prior to this, he was an e-Business Consultant and Senior Lecturer in Internet Technologies with the Center for Advanced Technology Training (CATT), a division of Siemens Business Services, in Dublin, Ireland. During his time at CATT, David was frequently involved with the development and delivery of Microsoft Official Curriculum on XML, BizTalk Server 2000 and Commerce Server 2000, and was often invited to deliver beta and trainer preparation courses for Microsoft in Redmond. David regularly speaks on XML and BizTalk Server technologies at international conferences and has given presentations at Microsoft TechEd in Amsterdam and Barcelona, and at Microsoft Technology Week in San Diego. In whatever spare time he can find, he also runs www.xmltrainer.com.

Part I: Getting Started with BizTalk Server Chapter 1: Introduction to BizTalk Server Chapter 2: BizTalk Server and XML Chapter 3: Installing BizTalk Server Part II: BizTalk Messaging Tools Chapter 4: Using BizTalk Editor Chapter 5: Using BizTalk Mapper Chapter 6: Using BizTalk Messaging Manager Part III: BizTalk Server Orchestration Chapter 7: Using BizTalk Orchestration Designer Chapter 8: Advanced Orchestration Part IV: BizTalk Server Administration Chapter 9: Managing BizTalk Server Chapter 10: Tracking Documents Chapter 11: Troubleshooting BizTalk Server Part V: Deploying BizTalk Server Chapter 12: Planning, Deploying, and Optimizing a BizTalk Server Solution Chapter 13: Securing BizTalk Server Chapter 14: Integrating BizTalk Server 2000 with Commerce Server 2000 Chapter 15: Implementation Case Studies Part VI: Extending BizTalk Server Chapter 16: Using the BizTalk Server SDK Chapter 17: Application Integration and Web Services Chapter 18: WMI Integration Chapter 19: BizTalk Server Accelerators Part VII: BizTalk Server 2002 Enterprise Edition Chapter 20: What's Changed in BizTalk Server 2002 Chapter 21: What's New in BizTalk Server 2002? Part VIII: Appendix Appendix: BizTalk Framework 2.0: Document and Message Specification