BizTalk Webcasts : sushi

BizTalk – BAM Part 2: Views

Alan Smith — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 14:25:20 GMT

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This webcast will continue from "BizTalk - BAM Part 1: Activities", and add a BAM view to the Sushi Process BAM activity. The view will be used to display information to a restaraunt manager, who is interested in the efficient of the sushi production process, and also the production trents in the restaurant in real time.

Level: 200

Continuation from "BAM Part 1: Activities" webcast

In this webcast you will see

Creating a BAM View
Defining a duration
Defining dimensions and measures
Creating a pivot table
Using the BAM portal

BizTalk – BAM Part 1: Activities

Alan Smith — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 14:22:31 GMT

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This webcast will demonstrate how a simple BAM solution can be applied to a real world scenario to produce real time data relating to a business process running in BizTalk Server. The BAM implementation will use a basic BAM activity to track sushi production in a restaurant, and a WPF application to display the data to the sushi chefs in real time.

The "Sequential Convoy Sushi Server" application will be used as the BizTalk Server process. This application is described in detail in its own webcast.

Level: 200

In this webcast you will see

Designing a BAM Solution
Creating a BAM Activity
Deploying a BAM Definition
Creating a Tracking Profile
Viewing BAM Data

BizTalk - Sequential Convoy Sushi Server

Alan Smith — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 17:08:52 GMT

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In this webcast you will see

Introduction to Convoys
Implementation of a Sequential Convoy

I like this webcast best so far. I've been using the "Sushi Server" demo when teaching BizTalk courses. The sushi client is written using WPF, I'm starting to get the basics of it now, and it's fun to work with. Expect to see it appearing in more webcasts...

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