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Sentinet – Service Virtualization Part 7 - BizTalk Server

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In the previous blog post I demonstrated how I can secure my internal BizTalk services application with requirements for Federated Security based on SAML tokens. The goal was to enable my BizTalk service to be a “claims-aware” application. Just like with all other cases of virtualizing BizTalk services through Sentinet, turning the BizTalk service application into a “claim-aware” application did not require any coding or configuration changes, the existing BizTalk application remained deployed and configured as is. In this post I would like to continue where I left off in the previous post, and demonstrate how to set up yet another endpoint in the virtual service. This will be the endpoint that leverages the Microsoft Azure Service Bus so that my internal BizTalk services application can be accessible from outside of the internal network through the Azure Service Bus Relay Service. The Microsoft Azure Service Bus Relay service enables you to build hybrid applications that run i

Sentinet – Service Virtualization Part 6 - BizTalk Server

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In the previous post I have demonstrated how I can secure my internal BizTalk services application with X.509 certificates security (that might represent a hypothetical B2B application-to-application scenario). For that, I did not have to change anything in the way my internal BizTalk application is deployed or configured. I accomplished that by simply virtualizing the BizTalk service through a Sentinet virtual endpoint that requires X.509 certificate. I also showed how Sentinet provides additional managed access control (authorization) and messages exchange monitoring. In this post I would like to continue, where I left off in the previous post, and demonstrate how to set up my virtual service with yet another endpoint that will enable my BizTalk application with a different security mechanism based on SAML claims. I will use a SAML token to demonstrate a Federated Security scenario. Effectively, the objective of this use case will be to enable my BizTalk service to be a “claims-a