Getting Started with the Microsoft ESB Guidance
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This section explains the concepts for the design and operation of the Microsoft Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) components and services that you can use to build ESB-enabled solutions. This section includes the following topics:
Using the Microsoft ESB Guidance Documentation
The following table lists where you can find information about specific topics in the Microsoft ESB Guidance.
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If you are want to know more about the concepts of an ESB architecture, see |
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If you need to understand the features and benefits of the Microsoft ESB Guidance, see |
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If you want to know what the Microsoft ESB Guidance includes, see |
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If you want to know more about the architecture of the Microsoft ESB Guidance, see |
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If you want to explore the key scenarios for the Microsoft ESB Guidance, see |
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If you want to explore the common use cases for the Microsoft ESB Guidance, see |
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If you want to know more about the ESB Guidance Web services, see |
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If you want to know more about the ESB Guidance exception management system, see |
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If you need to integrate JMS MQ Series messaging systems with BizTalk, see |
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If you want to know more about the monitoring and management features of the ESB Guidance, see |
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If you want to know what samples the ESB Guidance includes, see |
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If you are interested in the integration of third-party service governance tools, see |
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If you want to know how you can modify and extend the ESB Guidance, see |
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When you are ready to install the Microsoft ESB Guidance, see |