CHAPTER 1 RFID Background Primer
Tracking Stuff: Eyeballs and Lasers
Introducing Radio Frequency Identification
Navigating the Technology Matrix
Tag Memory: Reading and Writing
The Science of the Feasible vs. the Art of the Possible
Electronic Product Code Class 1 Generation 2
Closed-Loop vs. Open-Loop Systems
CHAPTER 2 BizTalk RFID Architecture and Installation
The BizTalk RFID Process Architecture
The BizTalk RFID Device Model for Applications
The Device Model Assumed by DeviceConnection
The Concurrency Model for the DeviceConnection Class
The RFID Business Process Device Model
CHAPTER 3 The RFID “Hello World” Application
Creating a Device in BizTalk RFID
Importing and Exporting Devices
Understanding Logical and Physical Devices
CHAPTER 5 Asynchronous Event Processing in BizTalk RFID
What Is a BizTalk RFID Process?
Event Processing Application Model
The Actual Event Handler Methods
RFID Process Runtime Architecture
BizTalk RFID Hosting Model for Windows Server
Connecting BizTalk RFID to Your Application
Implementing Synchronous Calls from .NET Applications
BizTalk RFID Mobile Architecture
Installing BizTalk RFID Mobile
Creating a BizTalk RFID Mobile Application
Asynchronous Event Notification
Using Triggers to Control Asynchronous Notifications
Scanning Bar Codes from Your BizTalk RFID Mobile Application
Integration with BizTalk RFID Server
Storing Events Locally in a SQL Server CE Database
Tag Data Encoding and Translation
CHAPTER 8 Integrating with BizTalk Server
Publishing Events to BizTalk Server
Publishing to BizTalk Server Using MSMQ
Publishing to BizTalk Server Using SqlServerSink
Extending the Flexibility of Event Retrieval
Calling a BizTalk RFID Web Service Proxy from an Orchestration
CHAPTER 9 Direct Communication with Enterprise Applications
Integrating with SQL Server Reporting Services
Querying the BizTalk RFID Databases
Writing the SQL Server Reporting Services Reports
Connecting to BizTalk RFID via Remote Machines
Integrating with SharePoint 2007
Developing the SharePoint Web Part Foundation
Extending the Web Part to Use the RFID Web Service Proxies
Extending the Web Part to Use a Custom Web Service
CHAPTER 10 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
Setting the Stage: Tools and Techniques
Peeking Inside a BizTalk RFID Application
Process Log Files (Event Handlers)
Logical Devices and Process Binding
Sinks and External Applications
CHAPTER 11 Enterprise Planning and Deployment
From Development to Production
Staging RFID Device Definitions and Device Properties
Planning for Disaster Recovery
Running BizTalk RFID Under Microsoft Cluster Service
Servicing RFID Device Providers
Changing Device Bindings for a Process
Distributing and Upgrading Business Rules
RFID Management Pack for BizTalk RFID
BizTalk RFID Service Discovery Through Active Directory
CHAPTER 12 BizTalk RFID Recipes
12.1. Transport Protocols Within Event Handlers
12.2. RFID Data, XML, and SQL Server
12.4. Integration with BizTalk EDI Functionality
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