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From: MeetRajjan
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 .NET Enterprise Servers<o:p></o:p> 
 
Microsoft also supplies several server products you might find useful when 
implementing and deploying Web services. The latest versions of these products, 
collectively known as the .NET Enterprise Servers, have been enhanced to support the 
Web and XML. The .NET Enterprise Servers include:  
l     Application Center 2000, for deploying and managing your Web applications and 
Web services.  
l     BizTalk� Server 2000, for business process orchestration and document 
interchange. BizTalk Server contains extensive support for XML and SOAP-based 
messages, transmitted over a variety of protocols, including HTTP, SSL, and SMTP. 
Developers who are most interested in exposing business processes to their business 
partners will likely build solutions based on BizTalk Server that end up fitting the 
definition of a Web Service, rather than explicitly setting out to implement Web 
services.  
l     Commerce Server 2000, an application platform for building e-commerce Web 
applications.  
l     Exchange Server 2000, for messaging and collaboration. Exchange 2000 includes 
the Microsoft Web Storage System, which provides hierarchical data storage of 
heterogeneous documents. XML is the native data format for many kinds of documents in 
the Web Storage System. Exchange is tightly integrated with IIS, to support SMTP, POP, 
and direct access to data via HTTP. Exchange provides a complete application platform 
for building collaborative workflow applications that work over the Web. As with 
BizTalk Server, developers who are most interested in building workflow applications 
will likely build solutions based on Exchange or Microsoft� SharePoint� Portal Server 
that end up fitting the definition of a Web Service, rather than explicitly setting 
out to implement Web services.  
l     Host Integration Server 2000, for accessing mainframe applications and data 
stores. Host Integration Server is the evolution of Microsoft SNA Server.  
l     Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000, which provides firewall and Web 
caching services.  
l     Mobile Information Server 2001, for wireless access to enterprise data.  SQL 
Server� 2000, for relational data storage. SQL Server 2000 includes extensive support 
for XML. Relational data can be queried and modified as XML, eliminating the need to 
handcraft formatting logic in your applications. You can also provide direct access to 
SQL Server data stores and OLAP cubes via HTTP, using the SQL Server XML services. If 
your Web Service simply handles queries for data without a great deal of business 
logic and you don't need to provide a SOAP-based interface, you might consider simply 
using SQL Server XML as the Web Service listener.   Regards Rajjan.

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