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Introducing IBM BPM and ESB : IBM SOA Reference Architecture & Introducing IBM WebSphere Process Server

WebSphere Process Server (WPS) is one of the key and core products in the IBM WebSphere BPM suite. Referring back to the key capabilities needed for a successfully process-driven integration approach enabled by SOA, WPS addresses capabilities including Business Process Execution, Business Rules, Enterprise Service Bus, and a key enabler for Business Process Monitoring.

Introducing IBM BPM and ESB : Achieving success through BPM enabled by SOA

A fact of reality in many organizations today is that they have many applications which are disparate in terms of technology, programming languages based on which they were written, capabilities exposed through interfaces, services, or APIs, and so on.

Separating BPM and SOA Processes : Example-Process for Handling Credit Card Disputes

The disputes process thus has a mixture of BPM and SOA responsibilities. The operations' interface requires a BPM platform, but the customer and dispute network interfaces are best managed by an SOA platform.

Separating BPM and SOA Processes : The Model Stack & Design Tips on Separating BPM and SOA

The model stack, has both BPM and SOA pieces ; the SOA component is itself divided into two parts: a Process Integration Engine that executes orchestration processes, and an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) that performs low-level message routing and transformation.

BizTalk 2006 : Editing and Resubmitting Suspended Messages (part 2) - Pseudo-Walkthrough to Perform Edits and Resubmits

If you are going to use InfoPath, you can easily create a new form based on the preceding schema, modify the app.config file of the Windows service to point to the processing instruction for the InfoPath form, and then be able to open the SuspendedMessage XML files that get generated.

BizTalk 2006 : Editing and Resubmitting Suspended Messages (part 1)

Subscribing to an event and pulling messages from BizTalk Server is a fairly straightforwardtask. A bigger problem is that now that you have the suspended message, how do you fix it and get it back to BizTalk?

BizTalk 2006 : Building a Resequencing Aggregator

ssume that orders received from the FTP bulk upload are compressed and need to be sent as a batch to the fulfillment system, which only understands flat text files. Luckily you have all the pieces you need to solve this except one.

Windows System Programming : Listing Registry Keys and Contents

Run 1 shows lsReg operation, including using the -l option. The -R option also works, but examples require a lot of vertical space and are omitted.

Windows System Programming : Registry Management

Registry management functions can query and modify key/value pairs and data and also create new subkeys and key/value pairs. Key handles of type HKEY are used both to specify a key and to obtain new keys.

.NET Debugging : PowerDbg (part 2) - Send-PowerDbgCommand & Extending PowerDbg

Commands such as Analyze-PowerDbgThreads performs all the steps necessary to display the results of the command. In some cases, however, you may want to send an arbitrary command to the debugger and do your own post processing on the output of the command.

.NET Debugging : PowerDbg (part 1) - Installing PowerDbg & Analyze-PowerDbgThreads

The way in which the cmdlet finds the state of a thread is by sending a k (display stack trace) command to the debugger session and mapping the symbols on the stack to the corresponding state.

Sharepoint 2010 : Business Connectivity Services Deployment Types (part 3) - Configure Indexing & Performing a Search

In order to test the search, a site that is configured to perform enterprise searches is required. Go to the Enterprise Search Center site, and search for a customer name or other contact detail (if you followed the Customers example).

Sharepoint 2010 : Business Connectivity Services Deployment Types (part 2) - Creating a Profile Page to Display BCS Results

In SPD 2010, connect to the site containing the external content type. In the Fields section (shown in the bottom right corner on the summary page in Figure 11), highlight the Name field of the most meaningful field to use as the title.

Sharepoint 2010 : Business Connectivity Services Deployment Types (part 1) - Code-Based Solutions

These solutions enable the creation of reusable components as either a .NET Assembly Connector to aggregate or transform data from external systems, custom Web Parts, custom workflow activities, code-behind for InfoPath forms, and code-based actions or external data parts for use in Outlook declarative solutions.

Sharepoint 2010 : BCS Architecture - Presentation & Core Components

In this exercise, you create a page with labels showing the date and time that the page loads. One label is outside the UpdatePanel, and the other label is inside the UpdatePanel. You can see how partial-page updates work by comparing the date and time shown in each label.

Collaborating via Web-Based Communication Tools : Evaluating Instant Messaging Services

Technology-wise, email works a little differently from most Internet applications. Email (both web based and POP), Usenet, and the World Wide Web operate via a traditional client/server model, with most of the heavy lifting done via a network of dedicated servers.

Collaborating via Web-Based Communication Tools : Evaluating Web Mail Services

POP email requires the use of a dedicated email client program, such as Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express, and—at the ISP level—email servers to send and receive messages.

Developing the SAP Data Center : Data Center Physical Requirements

One of my favorite enterprise SAP servers, the HP ProLiant, serves as my next example. A wealth of information is available on the ProLiant, in the form of something HP calls “quickspecs.”

Developing the SAP Data Center : Introducing the SAP Data Center

I will discuss in detail the process inherent in building a new data center facility, or transforming your current data center into a foundation capable of supporting a mission-critical enterprise SAP application and its requisite solution stack.

Inventory of Broadband Phone Services

Internet VoIP phone services include any service that can provide phone services over the Internet. These services are popular for providing low-cost additional phone lines to homes.

Parallel Programming : Task Relationships (part 2) - Parent and Child Tasks

Work items in the global queue are accessed in a first-in, first-out (FIFO) manner, whereas local queues are last-in, first-out (LIFO). In addition, local queues are double-ended; they have a private side and a public side.

Parallel Programming : Task Relationships (part 1) - Continuation Tasks

You can start multiple tasks with the Parallel.Invoke method, create tasks with TaskFactory.StartNew, or use the Task constructor.

BizTalk 2006 : Handling Ordered Delivery

Most know that BizTalk has a mechanism called Ordered Delivery that is available for a port inside an orchestration or within a messaging port. In short, this setting forces the port to deliver the messages out of theMessagebox in the order in which they were received.

BizTalk 2006 : Implementing Dynamic Parallel Orchestrations

The parent orchestration collects the results returned by each child and builds an aggregated response document. The parent orchestration makes use of a self-correlating binding port to receive the responses from the started child orchestrations.

Windows System Programming : The Registry

The registry is a centralized, hierarchical database for application and system configuration information. Access to the registry is through registry keys, which are analogous to file system directories.

Windows System Programming : File Locking

Windows can lock files, in whole or in part, so that no other process (running program) or thread within the process can access the locked file region.

SharePoint 2010 : Security - Secure Store Service & Using SSS with BCS

Business connectivity services allow you to query an external system and bring that data into SharePoint as an external content type. This external content type can then be used as external content lists.

SharePoint 2010 : Security - Claims Based Authentication

A core part of Microsoft.NET is the windows identity foundation (WIF). In essence, WIF enables .NET developers to externalize identity and authentication logic from their application.

SharePoint 2010 : PerformancePoint Services (part 2) - Using PerformancePoint

One thing is clear, the driving force behind PerformancePoint services are nothing but content types. Therefore, anything that applies to content types, reusability, queryability, structure, information management policies, all of that can be used with PerformancePoint content.

SharePoint 2010 : PerformancePoint Services (part 1) - PerformancePoint Central Administration Settings

There used to be a product called Microsoft Office business scorecard manager. It had some compelling monitoring and analytic capabilities. As a successor to that product, Microsoft released a product called Microsoft Office PerformancePoint server in November 2007.

Windows System Programming : Example: Listing File Attributes & Setting File Times

The program scans the directory for files that satisfy the search pattern. For each file located, the program shows the file name and, if the -l option is specified, the file attributes. This program illustrates many, but not all, Windows directory management functions.

Windows System Programming : File Attributes and Directory Processing

This section shows how to search a directory for files and other directories that satisfy a specified name pattern and, at the same time, obtain file attributes

Windows System Programming : File Pointers & Getting the File Size

Windows, just like UNIX, the C library, and nearly every other OS, maintains a file pointer with each open file handle, indicating the current byte location in the file.

SharePoint 2010 : Business Intelligence - Excel Services (part 2) - Accessing Excel Services Over SOAP

This section now ensures that the client sends the NTLM identity to the server with all its requests. This is necessary since your SharePoint installation is protected behind active directory authentication.

SharePoint 2010 : Business Intelligence - Excel Services (part 1) - Accessing Excel Services Over REST

Excel services solves all of those problems. In short, Excel services allows you to publish an Excel sheet in a document library, the Excel sheet is then calculated on the server, and is then presented to one or more clients.

SharePoint 2010 : Business Intelligence - Visio Services

Visio is a tool that ships with Microsoft office and allows users to create diagrams. We have been creating diagrams since we were kids and since we were prehistoric apes. Diagrams are an excellent way to communicate a complex concept.

Exchange Server 2010 : Perform Essential Database Management (part 3) - Manage Database Settings

Exchange Search creates a full-text index on Mailbox databases. This gives users the ability to search across their email very quickly. Items are added to the index as they arrive, which means that the index is always up-to-date.

Exchange Server 2010 : Perform Essential Database Management (part 2) - Manage the Transaction Log Files

All data that is written to a database is first recorded in transaction log files. Each set of logs files is unique to a database. On disk, transaction log files are 1 MB files that are stored in the same location

Exchange Server 2010 : Perform Essential Database Management (part 1) - Manage the Database Files

A single database is kept in one file, which has the extension .EDB. The EDB contains the actual data for the database. If a Mailbox server has many databases, then there are many EDB files.

Architecting Applications for the Enterprise : UML Diagrams (part 3) - Sequence Diagrams

Sequence diagrams illustrate any interactions within a group of objects that implement a given scenario. A sequence diagram is aimed at showing the exact flow of control that one could observe within a system