Using Processes in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011
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Mahender Pal | February 2013 | Enterprise Articles Microsoft
In this article by Mahender Pal, the author of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Application Design, we are going to use Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 as a platform to develop our Employee Recruitment Management System ( ERMS ). We will learn the basics of ERMS, about processes in Microsoft CRM 2011, and how we can use them to automate business processes at different levels.
In this article we are going to discuss the following topics:
- Employee Recruitment Management System
- Employee Recruitment Management System design
- Setting a security model for Employee Recruitment Management System
- Setting field-level security
- Data model for Employee Recruitment Management System
- Customizing entities for Employee Recruitment Management System
- Setting a security model for ERMS
- Setting field-level security in Microsoft CRM 2011
- Processes in Microsoft CRM 2011
- Importing data in Microsoft CRM 2011
- Testing Employee Recruitment Management System
Installing Microsoft Forefront UAG
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Fabrizio Volpe | February 2013 | Enterprise Articles Microsoft
This article by Fabrizio Volpe, author of Microsoft Forefront UAG Mobile Configuration Starter [Instant] illustrates the installation of Microsoft Forefront UAG, which will be described as a process that can be divided into five steps as described in the following sections.
Read Installing Microsoft Forefront UAG in fullApplying LINQ to Entities to a WCF Service
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Mike Liu | February 2013 | Enterprise Articles Microsoft
In this article by Mike Liu, the author of WCF 4.5 Multi-Layer Services Development with Entity Framework, we will learn how to update a product with LINQ to Entities in the data access layer. We will see how to apply changes of a client object to LINQ to Entities and leave all of the update work to LINQ to Entities, and will also see how to control the concurrency of updates with LINQ to Entities.
Read Applying LINQ to Entities to a WCF Service in fullDisaster Recovery for Hyper-V
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Leandro Carvalho | January 2013 | Cookbooks Enterprise Articles Microsoft
The new Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V release from Microsoft comes with a myriad of improvements in areas such as mobility, high availability and elasticity, bringing everything you need to create, manage and build the core components of a Microsoft Private Cloud for virtualized workloads.
In this article by Leandro Cavalho, the author of Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Cookbook, we will cover the following topics:
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Backing up Hyper-V and virtual machines using Windows Server Backup
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Restoring Hyper-V and virtual machines using Windows Server Backup
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Confguring Hyper-V Replica between two Hyper-V hosts using HTTP authentication
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Confguring Hyper-V Replica broker for a Failover Cluster
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Confguring Hyper-V Replica to use certificate-based authentication using an Enterprise CA
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Using snapshots in virtual machines
Adding and Importing Configuration items in System Center 2012 Service Manager
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Samuel Erskine (MCT) Steven Beaumont | January 2013 | Cookbooks Enterprise Articles
System Center 2012 Service Manager builds on its predecessor System Center Service Manager 2010, by extending the ITIL© process features to include Service Request fulfillment, Release Management, and automated orchestration with significant enhancements in its reporting capabilities. The full set of additions and improvements can be found at the official Microsoft website for the product. System Center 2012 Service Manager (SCSM) is a modular product made up of a series of submodular components. Installing the product is simple using the official product documentation and online community resources.
In this article by Andreas Baumgarten (MVP), one of the co-authors of Microsoft System Center 2012 Service Manager Cookbook, we will cover the following tasks:
- Adding configuration items manually
- Importing active directory configuration items
- Importing configuration manager configuration items
- Importing operations manager configuration items
Oracle: Using the Metadata Service to Share XML Artifacts
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Matt Wright | January 2013 | Cookbooks Enterprise Articles Oracle
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) provides the architectural framework needed to integrate diverse systems together and create new composite applications. Oracle SOA Suite 11gR1 provides the tools needed to turn an SOA architecture into a working solution.
In this article by Matt Wright, co-author of Oracle SOA Suite 11g Developer's Cookbook, we will cover:
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Creating a file-based MDS repository for JDeveloper
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Creating Mediator using a WSDL in MDS
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Creating Mediator that subscribes to EDL in MDS
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Creating an external reference using a WSDL in MDS
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Referencing Schematron in MDS for validation
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Referencing a fault policy deployed to MDS
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Deploying MDS artifacts to the SOA infrastructure
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Exporting an MDS partition to the filesystem
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Deleting XML artifacts from SOA infra MDS
Building the Control-M Infrastructure
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Qiang Ding | January 2013 | Enterprise Articles
Unlike ordinary desktop applications, Control-M is an enterprise-level large-scale batch workload automation platform that handles the execution of end-to-end business processes potentially across the entire organization. Therefore, it is essential to properly plan the batch infrastructure in advance to fully utilize the benefits of Control-M and allow it to fulfill the future growth of the organization's batch needs.
In this article by Qiang Ding, author of BMC Control-M 7: A Journey from Traditional Batch Scheduling to Workload Automation , we are going to look at important factors that need to be taken into consideration for building a complete batch infrastructure. We will start with introducing the "Three Ages" towards workload automation. This will be followed by discussions of pre-implementation-related topics, such as batch environment sizing considerations, choices of high availability solutions, storage space requirements, firewall configuration requirements, user experience-related performance concerns, and so on. Once we have the environment planned, we focus on the technical aspects by building a complete sandpit Control-M batch infrastructure.
Read Building the Control-M Infrastructure in fullTeam Foundation Server 2012
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Jakob Ehn Terje Sandstrom | January 2013 | Enterprise Articles
Team Foundation Server 2012 (TFS 2012) is the latest version of Microsoft's Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) system. This article by Jakob Ehn and Terje Sandstrom, authors of Team Foundation Server 2012 Starter, covers all the aspects of managing a software product over its complete lifecycle, from inception, through development and the subsequent maintenance phase for as long as it is in use.
Read Team Foundation Server 2012 in fullApplication Packaging in VMware ThinApp 4.7 Essentials
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Peter Björk | January 2013 | Enterprise Articles
In this article by Peter Björk, authors of VMware ThinApp 4.7 Essentials, we will cover the packaging process. We'll discuss packaging's best practices the, packaging environment, entry points, the data container, and Package.ini.
Read Application Packaging in VMware ThinApp 4.7 Essentials in fullMore on ADF Business Components and Fusion Page Runtime
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Jobinesh Purushothaman | January 2013 | Enterprise Articles Oracle
In this article by Jobinesh Purushothaman, the author of Oracle ADF Real World Developer’s Guide, we will discuss the following topics:
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Lifecycle of an ADF Fusion web page with region
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Transaction management in Fusion web applications
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Building a dynamic model-driven UI with ADF
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Building composite view objects
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Building application modules with no database connection
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Looking up the UI component from the component tree at runtime
