BizTalk is the first product developed by Microsoft and is designed to promote Extensible Markup Language (XML). Extensible Markup language is applied to the exchange of public data and the integration between applications in Internet E-commerce. The development team is not a standard organization, but they want to take this opportunity to combine common XML messaging systems with operating systems.
The gradual development of E-commerce, a variety of commercial platforms using different computer technology, which requires a solution to achieve the sharing of data. The BizTalk development team takes the XML language as an intermediate platform for describing the transfer of data between computers and provides http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/12867.html "> technical Support, such as BizTalk Architecture Framework, how to publish schemas (standard data structures) in XML, how to use XML messages to integrate software programs, and so on.
You will configure the solution and deploy it to BizTalk Server so that you can manage and start this solution.
1. Configure the solution to deploy
• In Solution Explorer, right-click the Contosomessaging project and select Properties.
• In property page (properties), select the Signing tab.
• Click the box next to sign the assembly and select New from the Drop-down list to select a strong name key file.
You must set a strong name for all BizTalk assemblies and deploy them to the global assembly cache (GAC). This will enable a large number of features, not just the parallel version control features of the solution components.
• When prompted on the screen, name the key file key.snk and indicate that you do not need to use a password to protect this file.
• Now, on the Properties page, click the Deployment tab.
• Enter LAB1 as creator Name
• Change the Server property to. (period, not including quotes)
• Save All files.
By using the. As a server name, project files will be easier to use and can be used for local development on any development server.