Integration Patterns

Description:25-Word DescriptionGet expert guidance for using architecture and design patterns—as well as implementation patterns that apply specifically to Microsoft® BizTalk® Server 2004, Host Integration Server 2004, and the .NET Framework—to solve common system integration issues.75-Word DescriptionBy providing common vocabularies and taxonomies, patterns enable software developers and architects to share important architectural, design, and implementation discoveries they make while solving commonly recurring technical challenges. Now you can take advantage of Microsoft’s extensive systems integration experience—and expedite the development of your own solutions—by examining and applying the integration patterns described in this guide. You get expert guidance and recommendations for using new and established platform-independent architecture and design patterns, as well as implementation patterns that apply specifically to Microsoft® BizTalk® Server 2004, Host Integration Server 2004, and the Microsoft .NET Framework. Understand how to use individual patterns for specific technical scenarios, as well as how to combine patterns to build more complex systems. All PATTERNS & PRACTICES guides are reviewed and approved by Microsoft engineering teams, consultants, partners, and customers—delivering accurate, real-world information that’s been technically validated and tested.Positioning Statement:Get proven patterns to solve commonly recurring systems integration challenges.Unique Selling Proposition:Key Book Benefits:• Proven—based on field experience• Authoritative—offers the best advice available• Accurate—technically validated and tested• Actionable—provides the steps to success• Relevant—addresses real-world problems based on customer scenariosWill Sell Like:Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture by Martin Fowler Target Audience:Professional developersAbout the Technology:Increasingly, software design professionals are using patterns to efficiently share the important architectural tradeoffs and design decisions they make while building enterprise solutions. Software design professionals are now recognizing the value of patterns as languages for sharing design experiences.