BAM Alerts |
Hosted |
Represents the BAM alerts component configured on a computer, and can be configured only if BAM run time is configured. |
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BAM Analysis |
Hosted |
Represents the BAM analysis components configured on a computer, and can be configured only if BAM run time is configured. |
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BAM Portal |
Hosted |
This represents a BAM portal that is installed on a computer. |
BAM Role |
Non-Hosted |
This is the role that represents BizTalk Server BAM components. |
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BAM Run-Time |
Hosted |
This represents BAM run-time components installed on a computer. |
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BizTalk Application |
Hosted |
The application is a logical grouping in the BizTalk Server Administration console. Other entities in BizTalk Server can be grouped under the application, which helps provide health information to each application. |
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BizTalk Application Service |
Hosted |
A Windows service that corresponds to a BizTalk host instance. This is an actual process that runs a message agent and associated adapters and orchestrations. |
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BizTalk Group |
Hosted |
The management group for a set of computers running BizTalk Server. This class contains the root information for the group, defining where the databases for the group are stored. |
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BizTalk Group Deployment |
Non-Hosted |
The counterpart of the BizTalk group in the deployment model. |
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BizTalk Host |
Hosted |
A host is a logical representation of a Microsoft Windows process that executes BizTalk Server artifacts such as send ports and orchestrations. A host can be either an in-process host, which means it is owned and managed by BizTalk Server, or an isolated host, which means that the BizTalk Server code is running in a process that is not controlled by BizTalk Server. |
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BizTalk Host Deployment |
Non-Hosted |
This is the counterpart of BizTalk Host in the deployment model. |
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BizTalk Installation |
Hosted |
This class represents BizTalk Server installation. The class instances are discovered on all computers where BizTalk Server is installed. |
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BizTalk Run-Time Role |
Hosted |
This role indicates that the BizTalk Server run-time component is installed and configured on a computer. |
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Orchestration |
Hosted |
An orchestration is a business process built using the XLANG/s language and is executed in the XLANG engine. |
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Receive Location |
Hosted |
A receive location is the configuration of a single endpoint to receive messages from external entities. |
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Receive Port |
Hosted |
A logical grouping of receive locations |
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Rule Engine Role |
Hosted |
This role indicates that the BizTalk Server Business Rule Engine component is installed and configured on a computer. |
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Send Port |
Hosted |
A send port is the location to which Microsoft BizTalk Server sends messages or from which BizTalk Server receives messages. |
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Send Port Group |
Hosted |
A send port group is a named collection of send ports that BizTalk Server can use to send the same message to multiple destinations in one configuration. |
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BizTalk RFID Runtime Service |
Hosted |
Runtime service that provides device abstraction, event processing engine and device management |
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RFID STORE Database |
Hosted |
This is the Server Role that indicates that RFIDSTORE Database is installed on a machine. |
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RFIDSINK Database |
Hosted |
This is the Server Role that indicates that RFIDSINK Database is installed on a machine. |
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BizTalk RFID Device |
Hosted |
This is the Role that indicates that RFID Device is installed. |
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BizTalk RFID Device Group |
Hosted |
This is the Role that identifies the RFID Device Groups in the server. |
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BizTalk RFID Device Version |
Hosted |
This is the server role that defines the device version. |
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BizTalk RFID Process |
Hosted |
This is the server role defined for RFID Processes. |
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BizTalk RFID Provider |
Hosted |
This is the server role defined for RFID Providers. |