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Installing the Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK - June 2013 Preview

[This topic is pre-release documentation and is subject to change in future releases. Blank topics are included as placeholders.]

Install the Windows Azure BizTalk Services – June 2013 Preview using these instructions.

About Windows Azure BizTalk Services and BizTalk Adapter Service

Windows Azure BizTalk Services has two main features, as listed in the following table. The table provides a high-level introduction about each feature, the name of the installer that installs the features, and the components that are installed with each feature.

 

Feature Details Name of the installer What components get installed

Windows Azure BizTalk Services

This feature includes the Visual Studio project templates for creating the BizTalk Service (bridge) and the BizTalk Service Artifacts (Transform) projects. It also includes the Visual Studio Server Explorer plug-in for creating LOB Relays and LOB Targets used by the BizTalk Adapter Service.

WindowsAzureBizTalkServicesSDK.msi

This feature installs Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK, which contains the following components:

  • BizTalk Service project that includes XML bridges and the BizTalk Adapter Service Server Explorer plug-in

  • BizTalk Service Artifacts project that includes the Transform Visual Studio templates.

  • Windows Azure BizTalk Services PowerShell CmdLets

The schemas are available to download at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=235057.

Connectivity to On-premise LOB applications

This feature includes a runtime component that manages connectivity to the on-premises LOB applications.

BizTalkAdapterService.msi

Installs the BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime and Tools. Manages connectivity between the cloud applications and the on-premises LOB applications. Windows PowerShell cmdlets are installed to manage the BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime components.

If your application does not connect to an on-premise Line-of-Business (LOB) system, then you do not need to run the BizTalkAdapterService.msi.

   

This topic provides instructions for installing Windows Azure BizTalk Services and BizTalk Adapter Service.

Software Requirements

Before installing, do the following:

  • Close all instances of Visual Studio.

  • Uninstall any previous versions of the Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK and the BizTalk Adapter Service.

    ImportantImportant
    In previous Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK versions, you may have updated the machine.config file manually or by using RelayConfigurationInstaller.exe /i. If you updated the machine.config file, run RelayConfigurationInstaller.exe /u to remove the entries from the machine.config. The RelayConfigurationInstaller tool is available with your previous SDK version and the December 2012 Release. You must use the RelayConfigurationInstaller tool that shipped with your previous SDK version.

For a complete installation, set up the Visual Studiodevelopment environment and the BizTalk Adapter Service runtime/tools environment. The environments can be configured on a single computer or separate computers. The following table assumes that the environments are on different computers.

 

Software Details Development computer Runtime computer Tools computer

Operating System

Can be any of the following:

  • Windows 7

  • Windows Server 2008 R2

  • Windows 8

  • Windows Server 2012

ImportantImportant
Visual Studio 2012 requires Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 to be installed.

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.NET Framework

Required versions include:

  • .NET Framework 3.5.1: Required by the WCF LOB Adapter SDK.

    Windows Server:

    Open Server Manager, click Features and check the .NET Framework 3.5 option.

    Windows 7/Windows 8:

    Open Control Panel, click Programs And Features, click Turn Windows Feature On or Off and check Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5.1.

  • .NET Framework 4.5: Download available at Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.

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Microsoft Visual Studio 2012

Microsoft Visual C# .NET is the minimum requirement. Installing Visual Studio provides more information.

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LOB Server client libraries

The BizTalk Adapter Pack requires the LOB Server client libraries to communicate with the LOB systems. So wherever you install the BizTalk Adapter Pack, also install the LOB client libraries.

The BizTalk Server 2013 Installation Guides provides more specific details on what client libraries are required and where to install them from.

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Microsoft WCF LOB Adapter SDK

Required by the Microsoft BizTalk Adapter Pack 2013. Included in the BizTalk Adapter Pack 2013 installation.

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BizTalk Adapter Pack 2013

Microsoft BizTalk Adapter Pack 2013 is supported. Required if your BizTalk Services application sends messages to on-premise line-of-business (LOB) systems including SAP, SQL Server, Siebel, Oracle Database, or Oracle E-Business Suite. Run the BizTalk Server 2013 installation and install the BizTalk Adapter Pack 32-bit and 64-bit versions.

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Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer is used to access the Windows Azure BizTalk Services Portal, which can be from any computer with internet access. Supported Internet Explorer versions include:

  • Internet Explorer 9 desktop

  • Internet Explorer 10 desktop

noteNote
The Windows Azure BizTalk Services Portal uses Silverlight. The Modern Browser versions of Internet Explorer are not supported.

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BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime-specific

IIS 7.0 or higher

A website is created to manage the LOB Runtime components. To turn on IIS features:

Windows Server:

Open Server Manager and add the Web Server (IIS) role. In addition to the default Role Services, also select the following:

  • ASP.NET

  • CGI

  • ISAPI Extensions

  • ISAPI Filters

  • IIS 6 Metabase Compatibility

  • Windows Authentication

Windows 7/Windows 8:

Open Control Panel, select Programs and click Turn Windows features on or off. Check Internet Information Services. In addition to the default Features, also select the following:

  • ASP.NET

  • CGI

  • ISAPI Extensions

  • ISAPI Filters

  • IIS Metabase and IIS 6 configuration compatibility

  • Windows Authentication

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Windows Communication Foundation HTTP Activation

Enables the script mapping to the WCF web service files (.svc).

Windows Server: Open Server Manager, click Features, expand the .NET Framework 3.5 option, and check the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) HTTP Activation feature.

Windows 7/Windows 8: Open Control Panel, click Programs And Features, click Turn Windows Feature On or Off and check Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5.1.

noteNote
WCF HTTP Activation enables the Windows Process Activation Service feature.

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SQL Server

Supported SQL Server versions include:

  • SQL Server 2008 R2

  • SQL Server 2012

The BizTalk Adapter Service setup creates a database with minimal objects to store information about the LOB Targets configured within the runtime environment. Any SQL Server can be used, including a locally installed instance or remote.

TipTip
SQL Server Express edition can be used. As a best practice, only use SQL Server Express during testing.

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Windows Server AppFabric 1.0 or higher

This program enables you to make configuration settings and provides rich manageability features.

Windows Server AppFabric 1.0 is available at Windows Server AppFabric. When Windows Server AppFabric 1.0 is installed, the 980423 hotfix is required. This hotfix is automatically installed with Windows 7/Windows 2008 R2 Service Pack 1.

Microsoft AppFabric 1.1 for Windows Server is available at Microsoft AppFabric 1.1 for Windows Server.

noteNote
After completing the Setup Wizard, a Configuration Wizard may start. The configuration is for the AppFabric product and is not used or needed by BizTalk Adapter Service.

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Internet access

The BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime starts a relay endpoint on the Service Bus. The computer and the account that runs the IIS website must have access to the Internet through the firewall.

Depending on your network requirements, you may need to install the Forefront TMG Client at Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG) Client. The TMG Client also supports ISA Server 2004 and ISA Server 2006.

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HTTP 1.1 through Proxy connections

To connect to your namespace, HTTP 1.1 through Proxy connections is required. By default, HTTP 1.1 through Proxy connections is enabled. It can be enabled in Internet Explorer Options (Advanced tab), a domain group policy or enabling HTTP 1.1 on the proxy server.

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Step-by-Step Installation

The installation includes of the following options:

  • Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK

  • BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime

  • BizTalk Adapter Service Tools

A recommended installation spans at least two computers. On the Development computer, you have the Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK installed to develop and design your BizTalk Services applications. When you create LOB artifacts, like LOB Targets and LOB Relays, these items are stored in a SQL Server database. On the BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime computer, you have the BizTalk Adapter Service website that hosts the LOB WCF web services. On the BizTalk Adapter Service Tools computer, you have the Windows PowerShell cmdlets to manage the BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime components.

ImportantImportant
When these components are installed on different computers, all the computers, including SQL Server, must be in a trusted network.

The following table lists the components that are installed and on which computer to install them:

 

Component Details Development computer Runtime computer Tools computer

Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK

Installs the Visual Studio templates and plug-ins to create BizTalk Services applications and installs the Windows Azure BizTalk Services PowerShell CmdLets.

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BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime

Installs the Runtime Service; which runs on-premise to manage the communication between the on-premises LOB systems and the BizTalk Services application running on the Service Bus.

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BizTalk Adapter Service Tools

Installs Windows PowerShell extensions to manage the BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime component.

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Development environment: Installing Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK

The account running setup must be a member of the local Administrators group.

ImportantImportant
Uninstall any previously installed Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK and BizTalk Adapter Service versions.

Install Steps

  1. Install the Software Requirements.

  2. Choose the appropriate computer architecture: 32-bit or 64-bit. Then, run WindowsAzureBizTalkServicesSDK.msi to install the Windows Azure BizTalk Services.

  3. Click Next on the Welcome page.

  4. Accept the license agreement, and then click Next.

  5. Specify the path where BizTalk Services SDK is installed and then click Next.

  6. Click Install to start the installation.

    noteNote
    If User Account Control is enabled, an alert is displayed to verify if you want to install the SDK. Click Yes and proceed with the installation.

  7. Click Finish to complete the installation and exit the wizard.

When the installation completes, a setup log file is created in the user’s temp directory at C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Temp.

When complete, you have a Visual Studio environment with all the components needed by the developer to create the BizTalk Services application.

BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime environment

The BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime and Tools can be installed on the same computer. Tools can be installed on any computer (including multiple computers) that uses the Windows PowerShell cmdlets. The BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime environment is an on-premise IIS server that hosts the WCF applications that manage the LOB connectivity.

ImportantImportant
If your application does not connect to an on-premise Line-of-Business (LOB) system, then you do not need to create a BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime environment or install the BizTalk Adapter Service Windows PowerShell cmdlets.

The account running setup must have the following:

  • Member of the local Administrators group.

  • Permissions to create a SQL Server database using the dbo schema.

  • Administrative privileges on the IIS instance where you install the Runtime.

ImportantImportant
Uninstall any previously installed Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK and BizTalk Adapter Service versions.

Install Steps

  1. Install the Software Requirements.

  2. Choose the appropriate computer architecture: 32-bit or 64-bit. Then, run BizTalkAdapterService.msi to install BizTalk Adapter Service Runtime.

    1. Click Next on the Welcome page.

    2. Accept the End-User License Agreement and click Next.

    3. Click Typical, Custom, or Complete on the Choose Setup Type page:

      • Typical and Complete are the same option and install Runtime and Tools.

      • Using the Custom option, specify which components to install.

    4. In Management Service Application Pool, enter an identity that has sysadmin rights on the SQL Server and has internet access.

      The BizTalk Adapter Service application pool in IIS is created and executes as this identity. If the SQL Server instance you are using is on a remote computer, click Other and use a domain account that has sysadmin rights and internet access. Internet access is needed because this identity is used to access the Relay endpoints on the Service Bus.

      Click Next.

    5. In Configure Store Database, enter the SQL Server name used to store the BizTalk Adapter Service management service configuration information.

      Recommendations:

      • Enter the SQL Server name. Do not enter localhost.

      • In a production environment, use a SQL Server. Do not use SQL Server Express.

      • SQL Server Express edition can be used. As a best practice, only use SQL Server Express during testing.

        If using SQL Express, SqlExpress is typically used for the instance name. For example, you would enter SQLServerComputerName\SqlExpress.

      Click Next.

    6. Enter a master key password that complies with your domain password policy. This master key encrypts the database used by BizTalk Adapter Service.

      TipTip
      As a security precaution, share this password with other Runtime administrators.

      Click Next.

    7. Enter the certificate bindings for the BizTalk Adapter Service website:

      • Use SSL to secure the management service: Check this option to encrypt the HTTP requests with SSL.

      • Select an existing SSL certificate: Select this option to select an existing certificate from the Certificates personal store. The certificate should be from a trusted certificate authority. Use this option with “production” data.

      • Port: Enter the port number for the BizTalk Adapter Service website. By default, port 8080 is specified. Confirm the port is open in your firewall.

      Click Next.

    8. Click Install and when the installation completes, click Finish.

      When the installation completes, a setup log file is created in the user’s temp directory at C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Temp.

When complete, you have an on-premise IIS server that manages the LOB connectivity with your cloud-based BizTalk Services application. Using the BizTalk Adapter Service Windows PowerShell cmdlets, you can also manage the LOB Relays and LOB Targets used by your cloud-based BizTalk Services application.

Removing the BizTalk Services SDK and BizTalk Adapter Service

BizTalk Services SDK and BizTalk Adapter Service can be uninstalled using the following methods:

Run the .msi files

Uninstall the Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK and BizTalk Adapter Service by running the individual .msi files and clicking Remove.

Individually uninstall each component

Individually uninstall each component that installed by the BizTalk Services setup and the BizTalk Adapter Service setup. To remove the components, open Control Panel and click Uninstall a Program. In the Uninstall or change a program page, right-click the component to remove and then click Uninstall. The components to remove are:

  • Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK

  • Microsoft BizTalk Adapter Service

  • Microsoft BizTalk Adapter Pack

  • Microsoft BizTalk Adapter Pack (x64), if installed

  • Windows Communication Foundation LOB Adapter SDK

    ImportantImportant
    Always uninstall the BizTalk Adapter Pack before you uninstall the WCF LOB Adapter SDK.

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