Exercise 1: Working with Schemas - Exercise 1: Creating a New BizTalk Project - Exercise 2: Creating an XML Schema Using BizTalk Editor - Exercise 3: Promoting Schema Properties - Exercise 4: Creating a Flat File Schema Using the Flat File Schema Wizard - Exercise 5: Validating Schemas and Generating Instance Messages - Exercise 6: Assigning a Strong Name to the Assemblies - Exercise 7: Building the Schema Project Exercise 2: Working with Maps - Exercise 1: Creating a Schema Map Using the BizTalk Mapper - Exercise 2: Adding Functoids to a Map - Exercise 3: Validating and Testing the Map - Exercise 4: Building the Schema Map Project Exercise 3: Working with Pipelines - Exercise 1: Create a Receive Port and a Receive Location - Exercise 2: Create Send Ports and Define Message Filters - Exercise 3: Start the Send Ports and Test the Configuration - Exercise 4: Configuring BizTalk Host and Group Security Settings - Exercise 5: Creating a Custom Send Pipeline - Exercise 6: Building and Deploying the Pipeline Project - Exercise 7: Modify Send and Receive Ports - Exercise 8: Testing the Send Pipeline Solution - Exercise 9: Creating a Custom Receive Pipeline - Exercise 10: Building and Deploying the Receive Pipeline Project Exercise 4: Processing Flat Files - Exercise 1: Create a Flat File Schema Using the Flat File Schema Wizard - Exercise 2: Create a Receive Pipeline to Disassemble a Message Interchange - Exercise 3: Enable and Test the Pipeline - Exercise 4: Configure and Test the Pipeline for Interchange Processing - Exercise 5: Configure and Test the Pipeline for Recoverable Interchange Processing Exercise 5: Integrating with POP3 and SharePoint and Routing Failed Messages - Exercise 1: Examine and Test the Approval Process Orchestration - Exercise 2: Configure and Test the POP3 Adapter - Exercise 3: Modify Two Send Ports to Use the SharePoint Adapter - Exercise 4: Modify a Receive Location to Use the SharePoint Adapter - Exercise 5: Test the Application - Exercise 6: Create an Orchestration to Handle Failed Messages - Exercise 7: Deploy, Configure, and Test the Application Exercise 6: Creating an Orchestration - Exercise 1: Adding Schemas and Maps to the Messaging Project - Exercise 2: Creating an Orchestration - Exercise 3: Building and Deploying the Orchestration Project - Exercise 4: Starting and Testing the Orchestration - Exercise 5: Adding Shapes to the Orchestration - Exercise 6: Build and Test the Application Exercise 7: Implementing Transactions - Exercise 1: Configuring Orchestration Properties and Variables - Exercise 2: Create and Configure Transaction Shapes - Exercise 3: Building and Deploying the Orchestration Project - Exercise 4: Starting and Testing the Orchestration Exercise 8: Integrating Business Rules - Exercise 1: Defining Business Rules - Exercise 2: Calling Business Rules from Within an Orchestration - Exercise 3: Building and Deploying the Business Rules Project - Exercise 4: Starting the Business Rules Exercise 9: Enabling Business Activity Monitoring - Exercise 1: Defining a Business Activity (Business Analyst) - Exercise 2: Creating an Observation Model (Business Analyst) - Exercise 3: Deploying the BAM Observation Model (IT Professional) - Exercise 4: Mapping a BAM Activity to the Implementation (Developer) - Exercise 5: Consuming BAM Data & the Portal Experience (End User) Exercise 10: Deployment and Management - Exercise 1: Assigning and Deploying a BizTalk Assembly to an Application - Exercise 2: Creating a Receive Port and Receive Location - Exercise 3: Importing Port Bindings from a Binding File - Exercise 4: Configuring and Testing the BizTalk Application - Exercise 5: Exporting the Application to an MSI Package - Exercise 6: Importing the Application from an MSI Package - Exercise 7: Using the Group Hub Page to Fix an Invalid Message Exercise 11: WCF Introduction—Building a WCF Service - Exercise 1: Creat