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Keep The Orchestration Simple (KTOS) - A BizTalk Pattern

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26 Apr 2006CPOL3 min read 58.7K   24  
This article describes a pattern wherein an Orchestration is independent of the transformation map.
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Architect AT&T Wi-Fi Services
United States United States
Naveen has done his Masters (M.S.) in Computer science, has started his career programming the mainframes and now has more than a decade of programming, development and design experience. Naveen has a sharp eye and keen observation skills. Naveen has worked for several companies and strived hard to build large scale business applications and bringing better solutions to the table.
Quite recently Naveen has built a fairly complex integration platform for a large bank. His hobbies include training, mentoring and research. Naveen spends his free time visiting National Parks nationwide.

Naveen has developed the BizTalk Control Center (BCC)
http://biztalkcontrolcenter.codeplex.com

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