By this point, you should have a firm understanding of BAM, its tools, and how to use those tools to consume BAM data captured as a result of flowing through BizTalk orchestrations. Orchestrations, however, aren’t the only means by which data may be propagated into BAM.
In Part 3, we’ll examine the interceptor architecture for WCF, WF, and BizTalk interceptors.
Then, you’ll learn the basics of capturing data using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), and using the BAM application programming interfaces (APIs).
Each chapter will include an introduction to the technology, the means by which BAM interfaces ...
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