- extend communication to incorporate POP3 e-mail servers
- allow for read and write interaction with FTP servers
- enable the receipt or transmission of documents via SMTP
- provide notification of message arrivals in the BizTalk suspended queue
- allow for the export and import of BizTalk Server and BizTalk Utilities configuration settings
- extend the BizTalk Editor to support the import of XSD schemas
- enable manual refresh of document definitions
- allow for access to MS Exchange Web Storage System repositories, via the WebDAV protocol
- add notification services for disabled receive functions
- support for BizTalk documents to be transmitted to fax servers
- adapter for two-way communication with IBM MQ Series
- integrate Web services through SOAP support
- enable two-way integration with Active JMS-compliant messaging servers
- allow for the creation of reusable Functoid scripts through the introduction of “ScriptToids”
- adapters for popular data access protocols, including ODBC and OLE DB
- adapters for contemporary database platforms, including SQL Server and Oracle
- direct integration with SQL Server Notification Services
- support for SQLXML templates
- comprehensive SAP integration support through a specialized connector
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Why BizTalk Utilities?
Fortunately, there is better way to achieve many of the commonly required extensions to the BizTalk environment. The BizTalk Utilities suite of products provides a array of specialized components, designed specifically to enhance and expand upon BizTalk. Have a look at just some of the ways in which BizTalk Utilities broadens the functional scope of BizTalk Server:
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