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BizTalk Server 2013: Training and tutorial material Windows Azure BizTalk Services resources on the TechNet Wiki Another important place to find an extensive amount of BizTalk related articles is the TechNet Wiki itself. BizTalk Server Concepts and Common Errors. BizTalk 2013 Issue: White space cannot be stripped from input documents that have already been lo. Microsoft ® BizTalk ® Server 2010 UNLEASHED 800 East 96th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 USA Brian Loesgen Charles Young Jan Eliasen Scott Colestock.
This seems that very few resources are available to learn the BizTalk technology.
The books that are written are very complex in nature and do not provide any step by step practical implementation of the concepts .For Ex : I am following this PDF book BizTalk 2010 Recipes (A problem Solution Approach) and in that the article Creating Soap Headers.http://tutorial.wmlcloud.com/windows_server/BizTalk-2010-Recipes---Creating-SOAP-Header-Schemas.aspx
But it seems to be not complete, How can someone without knowledge can create the sample applications. All authors are assuming that you are expert and just want to revise the concept.
I am Struggling very hard to find any practical lab or practical demonstration which I can learn as very beginner of the Technology.
Anyone can share the links and resources here.
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BizTalk probably has the steepest learning curve of any technology I've ever worked with. Creating SOAP headers and using web services are some of the more advanced concepts, and assumes you have a solid understanding of how the BizTalk message box works, and understand SOAP and XML web service technology (which is completely separate from BizTalk).
If you are only starting out, I would advise you start with the basic concepts. Create schema A; create schema B; create a map from schema A to schema B; use a receive location to pick up an XML file conforming to schema A from location A; validate the XML against schema A using a pipeline; use a send port to subscribe to the message and write it to location B.
CodeProject has loads of useful tutorials and sample projects.
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A good resource to start off with might be the book:(MCTS): Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010 (70-595) Certification Guide
Link (not affiliated): http://www.amazon.com/MCTS-Microsoft-BizTalk-Server-Certification/dp/1849684928
Although this will certainly not be enough to become proficient in BizTalk applications, it will give you a pretty solid start. Please note that this involves BizTalk Server 2010, which has already been deprecated by BizTalk Server 2013 and BizTalk Server 2013 R2, which is - at the moment of writing - the latest version.
It is expected that a new version 'BizTalk Server 2016' (?) will be released this year (2016).
It is expected that a new version 'BizTalk Server 2016' (?) will be released this year (2016).
However, don't be alarmed, the basics of a BizTalk application (ports, pub/sub, orchestrations, etc).. haven't changed all that much since BizTalk 2004. It is now mainly about supportability of the latest versions of Windows (Server), SQL Server, .NET, etc..
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The tutorials at MSDN start with the basic concepts:
What you're looking at, creating custom SOAP Headers, is not a beginner concept and in 15 years, I've never had to do that so..don't worry about it.
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