Microsoft .NET Server Solutions for the Enterprise
Microsoft .NET Server Solutions for the Enterprise
ISBN: 0735615691
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 483
Pages: 483
Authors: Microsoft Corporation
- Introduction
- Purpose
- Contributions
- Audience
- Information Technology and Business Managers
- Information Technology Architects
- Consultants, Independent Software Vendors, Solution Providers, and Application Service Providers
- Database Administrators, Application Developers, and System Integrators
- Project Managers
- Scope
- Major Focus: E-Business Servers
- Minor Focus
- Beyond Scope
- Plan of the Book
- Part 1: Overview
- Part 2: Enterprise Application Integration
- Part 3: Business-to-Business Integration
- Part 4: Business-to-Consumer Integration
- Part 5: Wireless Integration
- Part 6: The Future
- Summary
- .NET in Plain English
- .NET Framework
- Visual Studio .NET
- Common Language Runtime
- Class Libraries
- Programming Languages
- ASP.NET
- .NET Server Platforms
- .NET My Services
- Additional Information
- Overview of .NET Enterprise Servers
- Application Center 2000
- Application Center 2000 Documentation Resources
- BizTalk Server 2002
- BizTalk Server 2002 Documentation Resources
- Commerce Server 2002
- Commerce Server 2002 Documentation Resources
- Content Management Server 2001
- Content Management Server 2001 Documentation Resources
- Exchange 2000 Server
- Exchange 2000 Server Documentation Resources
- Host Integration Server 2000
- Host Integration Server 2000 Documentation Resources
- Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000
- Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000 Documentation Resources
- SQL Server 2000
- SQL Server 2000 Documentation Resources
- Mobile Information 2001 Server
- Mobile Information 2001 Server Documentation Resources
- SharePoint Portal Server 2001
- SharePoint Portal Server 2001 Documentation Resources
- Summary
- Integrating Applications into the Enterprise
- The Integration Challenge
- The Business Case for Integration
- Integration Approaches
- Integration Using the User Interface
- Integration Using Data Sources
- Integration Using Application Programming Interfaces
- Integration Using Business Logic
- Implementing Application Integration
- The Market for EAI
- Integrating SQL Server with DB2
- Scenario
- Understanding the Data
- Understanding the Process
- Solution
- Tools and Technologies
- Implementation
- Variations on a Model Solution
- Windows 2000 Server and SQL Server Editions
- Installing and Configuring Software
- Configuring Host Integration Server
- Configuring Data Sources for the OLE DB Provider for DB2
- Creating Data Links for the OLE DB Provider for DB2
- Configuring Data Links for the OLE DB Provider for DB2
- Prepare the DB2 Tables on the AS400
- Installing and Configuring SQL Server 2000
- Configuring SQL Server DTS Packages
- Working with DTS Packages
- Enterprise Manager and DTS Packages
- DTS Run Utility for Windows
- DTSRun Command
- Scheduling DTS Packages for Execution
- Sample Applications Using DTS
- Data Integration Using DTS
- Integrating Employee Benefits elf-Service with SAP R3
- Scenario
- Understanding the Process
- Understanding the APIs
- Challenges Specific to SAP
- Solution
- SAP Integration Using BAPI
- SAP Integration Using IDocs
- Tools and Technologies
- Implementation
- Web Middleware
- MSMQ Message Body Format
- SAP Application Connector
- Application Integration Using APIs and Interfaces
- Integrating Host Data into the We
- Scenario
- Solution
- The Sample Application
- Tools and Technologies
- Hardware and Software Requirements
- Microsoft Host Integration Server 2000
- Visual Studio .NET
- Cedar Bank Files and Folders
- Cedar Bank Components and Remote Environments
- COBOL Programs
- GetBal.cbl and Getaccts.cbl
- Implementation
- Running Cedar Bank with a Live Mainframe Connection
- Integrating BizTalk with SAP
- Scenario
- Solution
- Tools and Technologies
- Hardware and Software Requirements
- BizTalk Adapter for SAP Components
- BizTalk Adapter for SAP Manager
- IDoc Handler
- Application Integration Component
- Microsoft Message Queuing
- Implementation
- Installing Prerequisite Software
- Installing BizTalk Adapter for SAP
- Configuring Components
- Configure SAP R3 System
- Configure DCOM Connector
- Configure COM for ABAP
- Configure Microsoft Message Queuing
- Configure BizTalk Adapter for SAP Manager
- Selecting an R3 Destination
- Selecting a Message Queue
- Filtering IDocs
- Generating a BizTalk Server Specification Based on an IDoc Type
- Creating Routing Keys
- Tracing
- Configure BizTalk Server
- Creating Document DefinitionsEnvelope
- Creating an Organization
- Creating a Port
- Creating a Channel
- Creating Receive Function
- Generating a BizTalk Server Specification
- Specification Generation Process
- Generating a BizTalk Server Specification Document
- Sending an IDoc to BizTalk Server
- Sending an IDoc to SAP R3 System
- Additional Information
- Integrating Business Partners into the Enterprise
- Why Electronic Commerce?
- Types of Electronic Commerce Purchases
- Business-to-Business Integration
- Value Added Network (VAN)
- Business-to-Business Marketplaces and Exchanges
- Direct or Point-to-Point
- Exchanging Data and Information
- Exchanging Data Using EDI
- Exchanging Data Using XML and Middleware
- Integrating BizTalk with EDI
- Scenario
- Solution
- Tools and Technologies
- Hardware and Software Requirements
- File Transfer
- E-Business Software
- BizTalk Server 2002
- GENTRAN
- Trading Partner Interface
- Implementation
- Configuring for Internet Transmission
- Configuring for Routing Received Documents to MSMQ
- Planning for Growth and Scalability
- Automating Electronic Procurement
- Scenario
- Solution
- Hub: Send Purchase Order to Supplier
- Supplier: Receive PO and Send Invoice to Hub
- Hub: Receive Invoice and Send Payment to Supplier
- Supplier: Receive Payment and Send Acknowledgement to Hub
- XLANG Schedule Activation
- E-Procurement XLANG Schedule Correlation
- Storing the Correlation Information
- Reading the Correlation Information
- Tools and Technologies
- Hardware and Software Requirements
- Using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
- Creating XML Web Services
- Converting a BizTalk Document to a C Class
- Calling an XML Web Service from an AIC
- Summary
- Implementation
- Preliminary Setup
- Update the Global Assembly Cache
- Attach the SQL Server 2000 Databases
- Create the SQL Server 7.0 Databases
- Configure BizTalk Messaging Services
- Running the E-Procurement Sample
- Uninstalling the E-Procurement Sample
- Additional Information
- Selling Through Trading Partners
- Scenario
- The Players
- Basic Interactions
- Different Purchasing Models
- Retail Web Site Purchasing Model
- Basic Supplier Purchasing Model
- Supplier Purchasing Model Using Remote Shopping
- Purchasing Model Summary
- Electronic Document Standards
- Scenario Summary
- Solution
- Associated Technologies
- The Trading Partner s Buyer Application
- Catalog Publishing Solution
- Supported Document Formats
- Catalog Publishing Tasks
- Setup, One-Time, and Infrequent Tasks
- Ongoing Tasks
- Catalog Publishing Architecture
- Purchase Order Reception Solution
- Supported Document Formats
- Purchase Order Reception Tasks
- Setup, One-Time, and Infrequent Tasks
- Ongoing Tasks
- Purchase Order Reception Architecture
- Remote Shopping Solution
- Supported Document Formats
- cXML Documents for Remote Shopping
- OCI Documents for Remote Shopping
- Remote Shopping Tasks
- Setup, One-Time, and Infrequent Tasks
- Ongoing Tasks
- Remote Shopping Architecture
- Tools and Technologies
- Implementation
- Basket Rendering Routines
- RemoteBasket.asp from Basket.asp
- InspectBasket.asp from RemoteBasket.asp
- New and Modified Files in the AFS Solution Site
- Using Web Services to Transfer Files
- Scenario
- Solution
- Tools and Technologies
- Hardware and Software Requirements
- Install the Web Service File Transfer Utility
- Implementation
- Operational Overview
- Configuring the Sending WSFT Utility
- Configuring the Receiving WSFT Web Service
- Summary
- Reaching Consumers Using the Web
- Microsoft Commerce Server
- Microsoft Content Management Server
- A Common Theme: Keeping Separate Jobs Separate
- Setting Up a Retail Storefront
- Scenario
- The Shopper Perspective
- The Shopkeeper Perspective
- The Business Manager Perspective
- The Site Administrator Perspective
- The Site Developer Perspective
- Scenario Summary
- Solution
- Microsoft Commerce Server Overview
- Commerce Server User Interfaces
- Commerce Server Web Site
- Commerce Server Objects
- Feature-by-Feature Solution Summary
- Navigation
- User Interface Support for Non-Catalog Navigation
- Web Site Support for Non-Catalog Navigation
- Object Support for Non-Catalog Navigation
- Product Catalogs
- User Interface Support for Product Catalogs
- Web Site Support for Product Catalogs
- Object Support for Product Catalogs
- Shopping Baskets
- User Interface Support for Shopping Baskets
- Web Site Support for Shopping Baskets
- Object Support for Shopping Baskets
- Completing the Purchase
- User Interface Support for Purchase Completion
- Web Site Support for Purchase Completion
- Object Support for Purchase Completion
- Shopper-Centric Security
- User Interface Support for Shopper-Centric Security
- Web Site Support for Shopper-Centric Security
- Object Support for Shopper-Centric Security
- Recommendations
- User Interface Support for Recommendations
- Web Site Support for Recommendations
- Object Support for Recommendations
- Improvements
- User Interface Support for Improvements
- Web Site Support for Improvements
- Object Support for Improvements
- Different Languages and Currency
- Miscellaneous Shopper Features
- Shopkeeper-Specific Features
- Tools and Technologies
- Implementation
- Keyword Searches in the Retail Solution Site
- Main
- rsFreeTextSearch
- htmRenderFullTextSearchResults
- RenderSearchResults and RenderSearchResultRow
- Keyword Searches in the International Solution Site
- Search_Click
- Page_Load
- PerformSearch
- Managing Web Content
- Scenario
- Solution
- The Basic Idea
- Concepts and Terminology
- Maintained in a Database
- Framed vs. Frameless Sites
- Templates
- Placeholders
- Pages and Postings
- Folders and Channels
- Properties
- Resources
- Galleries
- Roles
- Rights Groups
- Web Author
- Site Builder
- Connected Pages
- Content Connector
- Publishing API
- URL Generation
- Roles and Rights
- Creating a Web Site
- Content Connector for Commerce Server 2000
- Simple and Rich Product Pages
- Personalized Content Objects
- Business Desk Extensions
- User Authorization
- Programming with Content Connector
- Microsoft Solution for Internet Business
- Programming with Content Management Server
- Publishing API
- Content Connector Framework API
- Deploying Content Management Server
- Site Deployment Manager
- Site Stager
- Content Management Server 2002
- Site Programming Changes
- Administration Changes
- Authoring and Editing Changes
- Miscellaneous Changes
- Tools and Technologies
- Implementation
- COM Version of BuildTopNavTable
- .NET-Based Version of BuildTopNavTable
- Integrating Location-Based Mobile Services
- Introduction
- Location-Based Mobile Services Delivery
- Building .Net Location-Based Mobile Services Solutions
- Mobile Internet Technology and Market Forces
- The LBMS View of Mobile Networks
- Location Technology and LBMS
- LBMS User Scenarios
- Connectivity and Synchronization Requirements
- LBMS Protocol Standards
- The Standards Landscape
- MAGIC Services Protocol
- The Eight MAGIC Services
- Solution Architectures
- Operating System and Enterprise Server Components
- Importance of the Lab
- Deployment Options
- Option 1: The Synchronous and Stateless Model
- Option 2: The Stateful Server Model
- Option 3: Sync-and-Go Model
- Tools and Technologies
- Operating Environment and Scalability
- Hardware
- Software
- Gateway Server
- Transport Unpacking Server
- Accounting Server
- Core Navigation Server
- Implementation
- Installing Microsoft Software
- Security Checklist
- Additional Information
- Location-Based Mobile Services Architecture
- Scenario
- Solution
- Key Design Considerations
- MSP, NSPs and Other Content Providers
- NSP, MSPs, and Other Customers
- MSP 2.0 in the Protocol Stack
- Transport Considerations
- HTTP
- SMTP
- TCPIP
- Other Transports
- Navigation Service Provider Architecture
- Back-End - Front-End Division
- Back-End
- Front-End
- Space Publishing Server
- Service Delivery Targets
- Five Targets
- Delivery to Mobile Phones
- Delivery to In-Car Systems
- Delivery to a Mobile Service Provider
- Information Update
- Solution Parameters
- Wireless Connectivity
- Identifying Service Requirements
- Caching Options
- Option 1: No-Caching Solution
- Option 2: Modest (8020) Caching
- Option 3: Sync-and-Go Solution
- Solution Summary
- Mobile Phone
- In-Car
- Mobile Service Provider
- Space Publishing Server
- Position Proxy Server
- Tools and Technologies
- Implementation
- Implementing an NSP Delivery System
- Installing Microsoft Software
- Additional Information
- Delivering Location-Based Mobile Services
- Introduction
- MSP 2.0 Basics
- Session Service
- Context Service
- Semantics Service
- Query Service
- Mobility Service
- Positioning Service
- Rendering Service
- Update Service
- The Registry
- Schema Evolution and Versioning
- The API
- Simple Methods (Complex) XML Parameters
- Caching Transparency
- Schema Delegation
- Session Service Example
- Session Service
- Space Publishing
- Scenarios
- Design
- Delivery to the Automobile
- Scenarios
- Design
- Delivery to the Mobile Phone
- Scenarios
- Design
- Delivery to MSP
- Scenarios
- Design
- Position Proxy Service
- Scenarios
- Design
- Summary
- Additional Information
- A Vision for the Future
- .NET E-Business Servers Today
- E-Business Servers Today
- Solutions
- HIPAA - Health Care Accelerator
- RosettaNet
- Accelerator for Suppliers (AFS)
- Microsoft Solution for Internet Business (MSIB)
- Enterprise E-Business Processes and Services
- Future Solutions and Accelerators
- BizOffice
- Financial Services Accelerator
- .NET E-Business Servers Tomorrow
- Appendix - Sample Applications
- Glossary
Microsoft .NET Server Solutions for the Enterprise
ISBN: 0735615691
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 483
Pages: 483
Authors: Microsoft Corporation