The second white paper I initially wrote was for a client who wished to try the BizTalk360 tool, and then I converted it to this document, which was reviewed by Saravana Kumar and its team.
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This blog post introduces a comprehensive white paper guide for installing and configuring BizTalk360 on a standalone BizTalk Server 2013 machine running Windows Server 2012. Originally created for a client and polished by Saravana Kumar’s team, the guide covers the full installation of the BizTalk360 Website, Windows Service, and Database components.
Installing and Configuring BizTalk360 on Windows Server 2012 / BizTalk Server 2013 (user guide)
You can download the BizTalk360 installation package here: http://go.biztalk360.com/installing-biztalk360-on-windows-server-2012/. A basic user registration is required before downloading the BizTalk360 MSI package, and you will have a 14-day free trial key that will be emailed to the registered email address. The trial key is valid for both the standard and enterprise editions and can be tested in as many environments as required.
This article explains how to install and configure BizTalk360 in an existing Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013 standalone machine (single computer) running under Windows Server 2012. This information will help you plan the BizTalk360 installation and configuration process and components on which it depends.
We will assume that the machine already has installed all basic BizTalk Server 2013 components, like:
- Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO).
- BizTalk Group.
- BizTalk Runtime.
In this scenario, we will perform a full installation of BizTalk360. The following components will be installed:
- BizTalk360 – Website.
- BizTalk360 – Windows Service.
- BizTalk360 – Database.
The white paper is available for download in BizTalk360 website:
I hope you enjoy reading this paper and find it useful. Any comments or suggestions are welcome.
