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May 20, 2010 at 10:24 PM #24764
Dear Sir,
Can i use BizTalk Server 2006 R2 to insert data from one web service to another web service?
Each web service will do an SQL job (select, insert)…
I mean, one web service will select data from it’s database and pass it through BizTalk Server 200 R2, and BizTalk Server 2006 R2 will return the data to another web service, and finally the data will be insert to it’s database…
Really appreciate all your help,,,
Great thanks,
Nengsih Fitria
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May 21, 2010 at 8:21 AM #24768
Hi,
Yes, you can use BizTalk in that scenario to pass data (coming from a call to Web Service 1) to Web Service 2, but it’s an overkill for that scenario, unless you do some transformation on that data (this is where BizTalk comes in handy). If there’s no mapping involved on that data, I would suggest just building a console application to consume both web services, that would be simpler.
Daniel.
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May 24, 2010 at 12:47 AM #24777
Hi Mr xman71,
Thanks for the suggestion…
Please let me explain more detail about the problem that i must to solve….
Actually, i have a job to do like this: (based on the company story where my project must i do)
1) That company has many information system (dekstop application based C# .net), there are : BAK, MISSION, SIKEU, SIATMA2) Some of the information system using web service to connect with it’s database.
So, MISSION have it’s web service to call it’s database, and so do the BAK
Whereas, the SIATMA and SIKEU doesn’t use web service to connect with it’s database but with the usual function.
(function that will connect directly to database)3) But, if there are information system need data from another information system,
example: BAK need data from MISSION the right now mechanism that company use is:
a) If the web service that the BAK need doesn’t exist already, then MISSION will provide that web service.
But, if the MISSION already has the web service that BAK needs, then the BAK just use itb) The BAK will add web reference to that MISSION web service provide (step a)
c) Then BAK use the function at that web service (step b) for the BAK’s dekstop application
4) It means, if one information system need data from another information system,
the right now mechanism is:
a) If there is no the web service that another information system need, the information system will provide it, but, it’s already exist, the another system just using it
b) And it’s means the information system using directly that web service with add web reference to the another system5) The problem that we need to solve with the BizTalk is:
a) we want to implement SOA(Service Oriented Architecture)
b) we want to integrate the many information system we had with BizTalk
c) we want BizTak as a broker of the many web service, so…
example : if there are an application dekstop A need data from applcation dekstop B,
the A application will find it in the BizTalk and BizTalk will find the correct web service
and BizTalk will connect both application (A and B)
d) we want to remove the point to point mechanism (by using directly each web service from another information system will make point to point, isn’t??),
SO, we want to implement the ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) Architecture,
so the information system we had will not connect one to one point. (like what the right now mechanism use by this company)Can u give me any solution?
We use (still) BizTalk Server 2006 R2, and Visual Studio 2005 to build the application dekstop.
I am really new in BizTalk and hoping can be an MCTS for BizTalk Server like u Sir…. ^^
Great thanks,
Nengsih Fitria
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May 24, 2010 at 8:10 AM #24785
Hi Nengsih,
You will find more information about the BizTalk ESB Toolkit here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/biztalk/dd876606.aspx
If that’s the way your client is headed towards, I would suggest that you work with someone more knowledgeable in BizTalk (preferably with experience in implementing BizTalk ESB toolkit).
Good luck,
Daniel.
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May 24, 2010 at 9:53 PM #24797
Hayy xman71,
Thanks for your reply xman71,
I already get the information about the ESB Toolkit…
I had acquaintance with BizTalk from January 2010, but until know, i am still confusing on how to
implement the ESB Architecture…And to working with some more knowledgeable, i wish and i hope too…
But, i don’t have it here….
That way makes me come here to make question and hope can get more knowledge here…Great thanks xmann71,
Nengsih Fitria
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May 24, 2010 at 9:56 PM #24798
Hayy xman71,
Thanks for your reply xman71,
I already get
the information about the ESB Toolkit…
I had acquaintance with
BizTalk from January 2010, but until know, i am still confusing on how
to
implement the ESB Architecture…And to working with some
more knowledgeable, i wish and i hope too…
But, i don’t have it
here….
That way makes me come here to make question and hope can
get more knowledge here…Great thanks xmann71,
Nengsih
Fitria
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