基于SOA数据交换.pptVIP

* * Connectivity for Businesses and Citizens * (EAI build) Our approach to integration has focused on building one tool that combines EAI and B2B. Connecting internal systems is where companies start first. Once they’ve have a common architecture and solution in place for EAI they begin to look beyond the firewall. (B2B build) Instead of having to buy another piece of technology or cobble together non-integrated technology, we’ve delivered a solution that does both. One system to handle all the integration elements within an organization whether it’s a secure B2B transaction or a simple internal web service integration component, BizTalk Server 2004 does this as well as any other product on the market. (BPM build) But customers need more than just simple connectivity they need to build and manage business processes. It goes beyond hooking up one system to another, customers are asking us to help them build more robust and flexible business processes that span these applications and trading partner relationships. Processes that may need rules to govern events . . . processes that may need to make decisions on distribution levels . . . Processes that may need to be quickly changed to handle new incoming orders . . . We call these “smart processes” and is one area of heavy investment we’ve made in BizTalk Server 2004. One comprehensive integration solution to handle all the integration needs of an organization is what we’ve delivered. For the next 50 minutes I’ll discuss more about these trends, our offerings and in particular drill into and demo how this all comes together through a RosettaNet solution built with our latest BizTalk Server accelerator. All of this integration begins with .NET . . . * Enterprise application integration (EAI) solutions try to meet the challenges of business integration by providing a framework for exchanging information between applications. Levels of integrationInformation exchange can occur at several different levels: