ERP/LOB, ESB and Azure AppFabric Integration

Harsha Karunaratne, Jeff JohnsonIntegration SpecialistsMicrosoft

Agenda> A changing landscape

> Enterprise Platform and Applications> Extending ERP/LOB through this

landscape> ESB – Enabling Business Integration

Infrastructure> Reach for the cloud with Azure

“SPAGHETTI” OF PROPRIETARY INTERFACES

INTEGRATION BROKER (EAI/B2B)

ENTERPRISE SERVICE BUS

The Changing LandscapeEnterprise Integration Domain

E-COMMERCE

CRM

HR

ERP

E-COMMERCE

CRM BUSINESS PARTNER

HR

ERP

HR ERP

CRM

BUSINESS PARTNER

E-COMMERCE

CLOUD SERVICES

E-COMMERCE

CRM

HR

ERP

CLOUD SERVICES

Reach

Agility

Expose

Compose

Consume

Devices& People

Web 2.0

Trading Partners& CloudData

CRM

CustomApps

Legacy

Provision New Hire

Order to Cash

EngineeringChange Request

Portal

ERP

Create Work Order

Ship Product

Create Opportunity

Delete P.O.

The Changing LandscapeApplication Domain

BizTalk Server 2009

Extend ERP with BizTalk Demo > Goods Receiving into

SAP > Time Sheet Entry into

SAP

Composite Applications

OfficeBusiness

Applications

Customer Example – Major Oil & Gas Co

Documents associated with Work Order. Fetched from Documentum

Customer Example – NHS CUI

> And now..

ESB and AppFabric Service Bus

> BizTalk 2009 ESB Feature Highlights> Itineraries> Resolvers> Demo

> Extend to the Cloud> AppFabric Service Bus Overview> Connect to Cloud via BizTalk> Demo

> Contact: jejohns@microsoft.com

“SPAGHETTI” OF PROPRIETARY INTERFACES

INTEGRATION BROKER (EAI/B2B)

ENTERPRISE SERVICE BUS

The Changing LandscapeApplication Integration Domain

E-COMMERCE

CRM

HR

ERP

E-COMMERCE

CRM BUSINESS PARTNER

HR

ERP

HR ERP

CRM

BUSINESS PARTNER

E-COMMERCE

CLOUD SERVICES

E-COMMERCE

CRM

HR

ERP

CLOUD SERVICES

Benefits of ESB

Service Consumer

Service Consumer

Service Consumer

Service Provider

Service Provider

Service Provider

Invocation & Orchestration

Transport ProtocolConversion

Data Format Transformation

Location & VersionTransparency

Message InteractionsSupport

En

terp

rise S

erv

ice B

us

Error Handling & Repair

BizTalk Server

Static Receive Port

Static Send Port

Hard Coded Map Name

Static Schema

WSDL Schema

Static Schema

WSDL Schema WSDL SchemaWSDL SchemaWSDL Schema

Static Receive Port

Static Send Port

Hard Coded Map Name

Static Schema

Static Schema

Static Receive Port

Static Send Port

Hard Coded Map Name

Static Schema

Static Schema

Static Receive Port

Static Send Port

Hard Coded Map Name

Static Schema

Static Schema

Static Receive Port

Static Send Port

Hard Coded Map Name

Static Schema

Static Schema

All decisions are made and locked in at Design Time or at Deployment!

Change is often a re-development or a system re-configuration!

We’ve allowed the easy to use tools to define how we leverage the BizTalk features!

BizTalk ESB – Example ScenarioDeclarative, Meta-data, Policy and Configuration –Driven.

Transform ServiceRouting Process Orchestration

ProtocolAdaptation

End Point ResolutionPub/Sub ServiceService Consumers Service Providers

1.Message arrives on-ramp2. Itinerary resolution3.Transformation determined

at runtime4.Routing determined at

runtime5.Process the message

On Ramp Off Ramp

External Services: Transform my message

External Services: Resolve a service end point address

BizTalk ESB

Itinerary injection Resolve

endpoint

Resolve mapping

Key concepts: Itineraries, Resolvers

Itinerary – Transform & Route

> Transform using rules resolver

> Runtime lookup of map

> Runtime lookup of endpoint

> Route using static resolver

Core Web Services

Resolver Web Service

Transformation Web Service

UDDI Web Service

Exception Web Service

Operations Web Service

BizTalk Send Ports

Off-Ramps

BizTalk Receive Ports

On-Ramps

BizTalk ESB Toolkit Architecture

Exception Management

Store

ESB Management Portal

Provisioning Framework

Reports

Alerts

ESB Toolkit Core Itinerary Services

Exception Management Framework

Exception Logger

Exception Handler

Fault Processor

Resolver-Adapter Provider Framework

Resolvers (…)

Adapter Providers(…)

UDDI 3.0 BAM Generic SOAPSend

Generic WCFSend

Generic JMSSend

CustomSend

Pipeline

Pipeline

Pipeline

Custom Pipeline

ItineraryStore

Generic SOAPReceive

Generic WCFReceive

Generic JMSReceive

CustomReceive

Pipeline

Pipeline

Pipeline

Custom Pipeline

Route Service

Custom Service

Transform Service

Transformation Engine

Business Rules Engine

Orchestration Engine

BizTalk Pub/Sub Engine

Introduction Itinerary, Routing and Transformation

Demo

On-Ramp – Selects itinerary

BizTalk ESB connected to Azure AppFabric Service Bus

Demo

AppFabric Service Bus

> Challenges in connectivity> Integrate on-premise ESB, apps via cloud> Bidirectional communication at Internet

scope not trivial> Security

> Service Bus> Federated Identity and access control> Federated Naming> Dynamic Service Registry> Robust Messaging Fabric

BizTalk Cloud - Demo Architecture

App FabricService Bus

Receiver (EchoServi

ce)

Echo Client(Sender)

Backend Naming, Routing Fabric

Outbound connect one-way net-tcp

TCP/SSL

808/828

Msg

TCP/SSL 828

Route

Subscribe

Frontend Nodes

BizTalk ESB

Itinerary Routing, dynamically transforms and resolves endpoint

sb://biztalk-uk-conf.servicebus.windows.net/EchoService

Outbound connect bi-directional socket

Start the service, visible in registry

• Start the service• Outbound bidi connection established• Service visible in Azure Service Registry

Connect via Client Application

> Connect via BizTalk> Transform lookup

using Business rules engine

> Resolve on-ramp and route

> Send message to cloud

BizTalk Service Bus Send Port

> BizTalk send port> WCF Custom

Binding

Summary

> Extend the reach of ERP and LOB applications – composite applications

> More agility and flexible infrastructure with ESB approaches and patterns

> Extend to cloud and off-premises with BizTalk and Azure AppFabric Service Bus

> Download & enjoy

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