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What is BizTalk? - The BizTalk Framework is a set of guidelines for driving the consistent adoption of XML to enable e-Commerce and application integration.
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Biztalk - Message Type (i.e. BTS.MessageType) - Messages in BizTalk are data, and each message must be of a selected message type.
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Distinguished field and Promoted Property - The two ways to programmatically access an attribute or element in BizTalk are Distinguished Field and Promoted Property
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What is direct binding? - Direct binding in Biztalk Server 2004 can be used to send messages from one Orchestration to another and can also be used to send messages directly into the message box.
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What is BAM? - Microsoft documentation describes BAM as “Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
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What is the Rules Engine? - BizTalk Rules Engine provides a framework to enable the implementation, deployment, and versioning of your business logic in a quick and extensible manner.
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What are Persistence Points? - The process of saving your running orchestration state at certain point is called persistence.
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What is convoy and correlation sets? - A correlation set is a set of properties with specific values. The correlation set can have a maximum of three properties used for correlation on the receive shapes.
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Message routing and Content routing - Content-based routing: A BizTalk Server business process involves receiving, processing, and sending messages..
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Document Schema and Property Schema - A property schema enables you to define promoted properties in a common location and have them referenced by other schemas.
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What are un-typed messages? - When a message created in BizTalk Orchestration is bound to a schema, this is a typed message.
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BizTalk Server and Web Services - BizTalk is a product while Web Services are a standard.
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BizTalk Server Messaging Services - A Message is the heart of the BizTalk Server. The messaging service in BizTalk allows provides communication within the Server as well as the outside it.
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BizTalk Orchestration - Business analysts and developers can dramatically simplify the integration and automation of business interactions inside and between companies using BizTalk Orchestration...
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BizTalk Orchestration XLANG Scheduler Engine - XLANG schedule running instances: Instantiation, execution, dehydration (occurs when the XLANG Scheduler Engine has to wait for greater than three minutes to receive a message) and re-hydration (occurs when the message arrives to the XLANG Scheduler Engine)
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Flow of messages in Biztalk Server engine - Receive Port: listens for messages
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Components of Biztalk Server architecture - Receive Port: listens for messages. Adapters: information interchange with external systems
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Business Activity Services (BAS) - Trading Partner Management : Information workers Manage trading partner relationships within organizations.
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Static, dynamic and direct binding- Static Binding: A static port is already configured at the time of deployment to use a transport so as to deliver messages to a specific external end point.
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Transfer files without using Orchestration - Use content Base routing, you can create a filter on the send port that checks the receive location specified in the envelope.
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