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Biztalk Server 2010: EAI Video Tutorial

Biztalk Server 2010: EAI Video Tutorial 1: Introduction
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Biztalk Server 2010: EAI Video Tutorial 2: Define Schemas and Map
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Biztalk Server 2010: EAI Video Tutorial 3: Define the Business Process
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Biztalk Server 2010: EAI Video Tutorial 4: Deploy the Solution
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Biztalk Server 2010: EDI Video Tutorial

Biztalk Server 2010: EDI Video Tutorial 1: Introduction
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Biztalk Server 2010: EDI Video Tutorial 2: Create Trading Partners and Business Profiles
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Biztalk Server 2010: EDI Video Tutorial 3: Create Send and Receive Ports
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Biztalk Server 2010: EDI Video Tutorial 4: Create Trading Partner Agreement
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Biztalk Server 2010: EDI Video Tutorial 5: Test the Solution
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Biztal Server 2010: Video Tutorial: Processing Flat Files
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Video Tutorial: FTP Adapter Enhancements in BizTalk Server 2010
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BizTalk Server 2010 and Windows Azure
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BizTalk Server 2010 and AppFabric  Cache Part 1
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BizTalk Server 2010 and AppFabric  Cache Part 2
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Biztalk Server 2010 Integration to SharePoint 2010 Part 1
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Biztalk Server 2010 Integration to SharePoint 2010 Part 2
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Biztalk 2010 Testing using CAT Logging Framework
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Biztalk 2010: Calling Business Rules from .Net Application
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Biztalk 2010: Tracking Rules Execution in a .NET Application
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Biztalk 2010: Publishing a Business Rules Policy as a Service
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Biztalk Server 2010: How Do I -- Videos

How Do I: BizTalk Server, SOA and the Shift to the Cloud  Part 1
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How Do I: BizTalk Server, SOA and the Shift to the Cloud  Part 2
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How Do I: BizTalk Server - Development Best Practices  Part 1
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How Do I: BizTalk Server - Development Best Practices  Part 2
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How Do I: Inside the Windows Application Server Enhancements known as Dublin  Part 1
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How Do I: Inside the Windows Application Server Enhancements known as Dublin  Part 2
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How Do I: BizTalk 2009 – End to end performance testing  Part 1
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How Do I: BizTalk 2009 – End to end performance testing  Part 2
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How Do I: 10 Most Important Orchestration Patterns  Part 1
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How Do I: 10 Most Important Orchestration Patterns  Part 2
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How Do I: Use Team Foundation Server for BizTalk Server 2009 development?
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How Do I: Building Pipeline Components with Forward Only Streaming
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How to use and install BizTalk Benchmark Wizard?
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How Do I: Instrument my  BizTalk Server
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BizTalk Server 2010: Performance Optimization Patterns
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Mapper UI Enhancements: Creating a New Map
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Mapper UI Enhancements: Modifying an Existing Map
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Settings Dashboard: Managing BizTalk Group Settings
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BizTalk Workflow Integration
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FTP Adapter Enhancements in BizTalk Server 2010
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Biztalk Server Conference Videos: Applied Architecture Patterns

Biztalk Server Conference: Welcome and Introduction
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Choosing The Right Tool in the Application Platform
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Tech Overview: SQL Server
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Tech Overview: BizTalk Server
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Pattern #1 – Simple Workflow
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Pattern #2 – Content Based Routing
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Pattern #3 – Human Workflow with Repair
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Pattern #4 – Cross-Organization Supply Chain
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Pattern #5 – Remote Message Broadcast
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Pattern #6 – Complex Event Processing
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