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Hands-On Training. Larry Gregory Tony Sukiennick. Day 1 Overview Installation Orchestration Orchestration Samples Messaging XML Tools Samples PO Approval Lab. Day 2 Advanced BTO Scripting and WMI .Net Server Integration Lessons Learned Advanced BTM Deployment The Contest

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  1. Hands-On Training Larry Gregory Tony Sukiennick

  2. Day 1 Overview Installation Orchestration Orchestration Samples Messaging XML Tools Samples PO Approval Lab Day 2 Advanced BTO Scripting and WMI .Net Server Integration Lessons Learned Advanced BTM Deployment The Contest EDI Primer and Lab Class Agenda

  3. Advanced Orchestration

  4. Scripting and WMI

  5. .Net Server Integration

  6. Lessons Learned

  7. Real Life Scenario:4 Day Proof of Concept cXML/File NSF/API Notes Ariba EAI EDI/MQ EDI center(MQ Series) CSV/File SAP iDOC/DCOM EDI/MQ

  8. The Details XML CXMLLib Parse BTS MSMQ BTO CXMLLib GetFilterValue SE? MSMQ BTS BTS Notes NSF EDI

  9. BizTalk Orchestration

  10. Observations/Gotchas • Docspecs and mapping take a long time without data experts nearby • Preparsing required for some documents • Need access to system administrators early to minimize configuration delays • SAP DCOM Connector can push and inquiry but not be called by SAP • BizTalk AIC only implements a push mechanism • Don’t uninstall MSMQ the night before demo • Compaq, Viewlocity, and Neon claim to provide BizTalk connectors

  11. Other Lessons Learned • Start small • Find a standard • Provide base training • Incorporate IT/business data experts • Data assembly is an organizational puzzle • Adequate lab environment • Sophisticated test harness • Start testing with Partner early • Identify a vested interest • Scripting BTM setup – saves time • Add debug actions when modeling

  12. Advanced Messaging Security

  13. Overview • Encryption – Prevents documents from being viewed by unauthorized individuals • Signing – Ensures that a document is authentic and unaltered

  14. Symmetrical Encryption • Encryption may be performed using either the public key or private key • Only the opposite key may be used to decrypt a message • The public key cannot be used to decrypt a document encrypted with the public key

  15. Encryption • Source must have access to the destination’s digital certificate containing the public key • Source encrypts the message using the destination’s public key • BizTalk Server 2000 creates an S/MIME document with the encrypted message as the body of the document

  16. Decryption • Destination must have access to their own digital certificate containing the matching private key • PKI searches the certificate store automatically to locate the appropriate certificate • The destination’s private key is used to decrypt the document

  17. Signing • The document is run through a hash algorithm • Source uses their own private key to encrypt the signature containing the hash value • BizTalk Server 2000 produces an S/MIME document with the message and signature as an attachment

  18. Signature Verification • Destination must have access to a digital certificate with the source’s public key • The source’s public key is used to decrypt the signature • The message is run through the same hash algorithm • The hash value is compared to the hash value stored in the signature

  19. Certificates MMC Snap-in Certificates with private keys (Signing & Decryption) Root CA certificates Certificates with public keys only (Encryption)

  20. Channel Configuring Channels and Ports Information about the Source Information about the Destination S/MIME Document My Document Port Signature Encryption

  21. Channel ConfigurationSpecifying a Signature Select the certificate Check to enable signature

  22. Port ConfigurationSpecifying Encryption & Signature Select S/MIME Select a certificate Select S/MIME

  23. Channel ConfigurationSpecifying Decryption & Signature Verification Check to verify decryption Select the destination’s certificate with the private key Check to verify signature Select the source’s certificate with the public key

  24. Lab Overview • Add encryption and signing to the existing PO Approval scenario Home.com Signed response Encrypted and signed PO Secure Email Buyer.com Approver.com

  25. Other Thoughts… • Self Routing Documents

  26. Deployment Considerations

  27. Client Deployment Options SQL Port HTTP MSMQ SMTP HTTP Web Server SQL Server BizTalk Server

  28. SQL Server • InterchangeBTM – least activity • InterchangeSQ – large amount of both reads and writes across network • InterchangeDTA – lot of writes but less reads across network • Orchestration Persistence – local writes and reads

  29. BT Admin Optimization • Set MO cache refresh interval • Prioritize parsers • Disable document tracking • Consider dedicated receive servers • Adjust number of receive threads • Adjust number of worker threads

  30. Registry settings OptimizationHKLM\System\Current Control Set\Services\BTSSVC • Turn off schema validation • NoValidation • Set parser refresh interval • ParserRefreshInterval (Default = 60 sec) • Set the size of MO cache • CacheSize (Default = 20 objects) • Set MSMQ receive batch size • BatchSize (Default = 20)

  31. Monitoring Performance • Messaging performance counters, e.g. • docs received / sec • synch submitted /sec • parsed / sec • Other performance counters • MSMQ, HTTP • CPU, memory, network • AppCenter Health Monitors

  32. Other Tools • Monitoring Tool • monitors state and performance • Available soon after RTM • Central view on entire system • Great for debugging and detecting bottlenecks • Configuration Utility and BizPort • XLANG Monitor

  33. The Contest

  34. EDI Primer Larry Gregory

  35. Intro to EDI X12 • ISA Interchange Control Header • GS Functional Group Control Header • ST Transaction Set Header • SE Transaction Set Trailer • GE Functional Group Control Trailer • IEA Interchange Control Trailer ISA|00| |00| |ZZ|THEMDATEA |ZZ|USDATE00A |000321|0450|U|00401|000000071|0|P|>~GS|FA|SENDDATE94|RECDATE60|20000321|0450|27|X|004010~ST|997|0001~AK1|IN|80~AK2|810|0001~AK5|A~AK9|A|1|1|1~SE|6|0001~GE|1|27~IEA|1|000000071~

  36. Delimiters Element (Record) Separator Component Element (Field) Separator ISA|00| |00| |ZZ|THEMDATEA |ZZ|USDATE00A |000321|0450|U|00401|000000071|0|P|>~GS|FA|SENDDATE94|RECDATE60|20000321|0450|27|X|004010~ST|997|0001~AK1|IN|80~AK2|810|0001~AK5|A~AK9|A|1|1|1~SE|6|0001~GE|1|27~IEA|1|000000071~ Segment (Segment) Terminator

  37. Relevant Routing Parameters Specified to BTS as Organization Identifiers • Interchange ID Qualifier (ZZ) • Interchange Sender ID (THEMDATEA) • Interchange Receiver ID (USDATE00A) • Functional_Identifier (FA) • Application_Sender_Code (SENDDATE94) • Application_Receiver_Code (RECDATE60) • Standards_Version (004010) • Transaction Set Identifier Code (997) Specified to BTS as Document Selection Criteria ISA|00| |00| |ZZ|THEMDATEA |ZZ|USDATE00A |000321|0450|U|00401|000000071|0|P|>~GS|FA|SENDDATE94|RECDATE60|20000321|0450|27|X|004010~ST|997|0001~AK1|IN|80~AK2|810|0001~AK5|A~AK9|A|1|1|1~SE|6|0001~GE|1|27~IEA|1|000000071~

  38. Organization Identifiers

  39. Document Definition • Inbound: locates document definition for EDI documents • Outbound: creates functional group fields in envelope header

  40. Demo: EDI to XML • Steps to Convert EDI X12 to XML • Create Organizations • Create Document Definitions • Create Map • Create Port • Create Channel • Create Receive Function to Test

  41. Lab EDI Conversion

  42. Intro to EDIFACT • EDIFACT Service Segments • UNA =Service String advice • UNB =Interchange header • UNG =Group header • UNH =Message header

  43. Relevant EDIFACT Parameters Specified to BTS as Organization Identifiers • Identification code qualifier (ZZZ) • Interchange sender identification (XYZ.ORG) • Interchange recipient identification (ABC.ORG) • Functional_identifier (INVOIC) • Application_sender_code (XYZ.ORG) • Application_receiver_code (ABC.ORG) • Standards_version_type (D) • Standards_version_value (96A) Specified to BTS as Document Selection Criteria UNB+UNOA:1+XYZ.ORG:ZZZ+ABC.ORG:ZZZ+000504:2249+51++++++1' UNH+1+INVOIC:D:96A:UN' BGM+380+2000.021994' DTM+137:20000504:102’

  44. Organization Identifiers

  45. Document Definition

  46. Thanks for Attending! • Product design feedback to larrygr • Available for closing big dot-com opportunities • Next training is 12/14-15 • www.UWannaDotCom.Com

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