BizTalk 2009 - Automated Build and Deployment Experiences
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Do you want to be more productive in developing enterprise applications with BizTalk Server 2009? Have there been things you have been wishing BizTalk had? Come see what's new! We look at the improvements in the BizTalk Project System and an overview of the new Microsoft Visual Studio features, TFS Integration, enhanced debugging support for various artifacts as well as support for Unit Testing with Visual Studio Team Test as well as and the new MSBuild support. We will also look at the MSBuild Extension Pack and BizTalk Deployment Strategies. This session supplies many demos and provides lots of tips to make you more productive with the new features in the BizTalk development platform.

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