1. Design & Development Tools: Visual Studio 2005 SQL Server 2005 Biztalk Server 2006 David Gristwood, Mike Taulty Developer & Platform Group Microsoft Ltd

2. The WhidbeyRocks! System Web Whidbey Rocks Database Trigger Windows Contoso Fulfilment Confirmation

3. SQL Server 2005  CLR Integration  XML Capabilities  T-SQL Enhancements  SQL Management Studio  Bits we won’t show today  BI – Integration, Analysis, Reporting Services  SQL Server Service Broker

4. CLR code in SQL  What (can I do?)  Functions, Stored Procedures, Triggers  User Defined Types, Aggregates  When (do I do it?)  T-SQL code great for CRUD  CLR for general purpose &.NET Framework  Where (would I put it?)  Common across client, mid-tier, back-end  How (do I avoid getting hurt?)  SQL Security + Code Access Security

5. Native Support For XML XML data typePhoneAddressLast NameFirst Name E.g. Insurance Policy DB Table  Relational->XML (“FOR XML”)  Native XML Data Type  Query + Modify, Indexing  Native Web Services

6. The WhidbeyRocks! System Web Whidbey Rocks Database Trigger Windows Contoso Fulfilment Confirmation

7. BizTalk Server 2006 Enhancements  MMC for Enterprise Management  Single View for Operations and Monitoring  Application-level Management  Engine and Infrastructure Investments Comprehensive Management and Operations  Windows 64-bit (x86)  SQL Server 2005 Support  Visual Studio 2005/.NET 2.0  Virtual Server 2005  Flat-file editor Platform and Tools  Real-time BAM Alerting and Notification  BAM Portal and reusable web components  SharePoint Adapter for deeper WSS integration Business User Empowerment  Simplified Setup  Tools for Enterprise Application Deployments  Seamless upgrade from BizTalk Server 2004 Setup, Upgrade and Deployment

8. How BizTalk Messaging Works BizTalk Messages MessageBox Subscriptions Receive Port Message Orchestration Send Port Group Send Port (File Drop) Send Port (HTTP) Map Send Port (HTTP) Map Message Maps Receive Location (HTTP) Receive Location (File Drop) Message

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