Codelessly Orchestrate your Business Processes with Microsoft BizTalk 2004
When business process and rules can be described to a runtime engine instead of programmed in code, a lot of problems get solved. Take this hands-on introductory lesson to Microsoft's BizTalk and learn how to abstract your apps with enterprise class.
by Laurence Moroney
June 7, 2004
izTalk 2004 Server is an enterprise-class application from Microsoft designed to make the integration of disparate systems as easy as possible. It is a suite of tools that gives you flexibility in integrating and orchestrating your workflows, rules, and data translations. It allows you to program both short- and long-term business logic and business processes. This capability is known as Business Process Automation, or BPA.
BizTalk is at the forefront of the next generation of enterprise development—externalizing the workflow, rules, and logic of your system, allowing them to be defined in a declarative manner using a language such as BPEL, or in a visual manner using tools such as the BizTalk Orchestration Designer. This externalization is important on many fronts:
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izTalk 2004 Server is an enterprise-class application from Microsoft designed to make the integration of disparate systems as easy as possible. It is a suite of tools that gives you flexibility in integrating and orchestrating your workflows, rules, and data translations. It allows you to program both short- and long-term business logic and business processes. This capability is known as Business Process Automation, or BPA.
