A BizTalk Server 2010 application sends purchase orders. Current applications use an existing mail server to send mail. The purchase order application should use a distribution list that is managed by a new mail server. Company IT policy does not allow you to create a new host for the new mail server. You need to create a BizTalk port that sends orders to the email distribution list through the new mail server.
What should you do?

• A. Create an SMTP send port configured to send to the email distribution list. Override the current SMTP send handler settings by entering the new mail server in the SMTP server name field in the Handler Override section of the port.
• B. Create a send port group with an SMTP send port configured to send to the email distribution list. Create a filter on the send port group with the SMTP.SMTPHost context property equal to the new mail server.
• C. Create an SMTP send port configured to send to the email distribution list. Create a filter on the send port with the SMTP.SMTPHost context property equal to the new mail server.
• D. Create an SMTP send port configured to send to the email distribution list. Specify the name of the new mail server in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

You change the host-level settings of a BizTalk Server 2010 group named Group1 to optimize the group for a low-latency scenario. You install and configure another BizTalk Server 2010 group, named Group2. Both BizTalk groups use identical hardware. You need to ensure that the same low-latency optimizations are applied to Group2 as to Group1. What should you do?

• A. From the Administration console, export the host-level settings for Group1. Import the settings on Group2.
• B. From the Administration console, export the default application as MSI file from Group1. Import the application on Group2.
• C. From Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, create a backup of the BizTalk management database of Group1. Restore this backup on Group2.
• D. From the Administration console, export all applications as Microsoft Windows Installer (MSI) files from Group1. Import the applications on Group2.

You use BizTalk Server 2010 to send EDI purchase orders to three trading partners. All of the trading The safer , .partners use the same version of the purchase order message but define custom codes for the product types. The trading partners confirm purchase order acknowledgements by email instead of through response messages. The standard purchase order schemas included with BizTalk do not include the custom product type codes for each trading partner. You need to ensure that each trading partners purchase order schema is the schema that is used for orders that are sent to them. What should you do?

• A. Under the transaction set settings for the party, define a local host setting for each trading partner. For the namespace, use the default namespace defined by BizTalk for EDI messages.
• B. Under the transaction set settings for the party, define a local host setting for each trading partner. For the namespace, use the custom namespace you defined for each BizTalk schema.
• C. Under the transaction set settings for the party, define an envelope for each trading partner. For the namespace, use the custom namespace you defined for each BizTalk schema.
• D. Under the transaction set settings for the party, define an envelope for each trading partner. For the namespace, use the default namespace defined by BizTalk for EDI messages.

A schema in a BizTalk Server 2010 solution has several elements that contain an email address. A regular expression is defined on each of the elements that contain an email address to validate the email address on incoming messages. You need to create a data type that you can reuse for all the elements.
What should you do?

• A. For each of the elements that have the regular expression defined, set the Form property to Qualified.
• B. Select an element that has the regular expression defined. Enter a name for the type you want to create in the Base Data Type property. Set that type in the Data Type property for the other elements.
• C. Select an element that has the regular expression defined. Enter a name for the type you want to create in the Data Type property. Set that type in the Data Type property for the other elements.
• D. Select an element that has the regular expression defined. Change the Base Data Type to string and set the Pattern property to the regular expression of an email.

You are moving a BizTalk Server 2010 application from a development environment to a QA environment for the first time. You export a copy of the BizTalk application and include the bindings. When importing the Microsoft Windows Installer (MSI) file into the QA environment, you receive the following
error: Failed to update binding information. (mscorlib)Cannot update send port "LogContosoMessage".
(Microsoft.BizTalk.Deployment)The following items could not be matched up to hosts due to name and/or trust level mismatches:Item: 'FILE' Host: 'ContosoLogHost' Trust level: 'Untrusted' You need to ensure that the MSI file can be imported into the QA environment. Which artifacts should you create?

• A. a host named ContosoLogHost, a host instance that uses the ContosoLogHost host, and a FILE send adapter handler that uses the ContosoLogHost host instance
• B. a host named ContosoLogHost, a host instance that uses the default host, and a FILE receive adapter handler that uses the ContosoLogHost host instance
• C. a BizTalk application and a FILE send port named LogContosoMessage that uses the default host
• D. a BizTalk application and a FILE send adapter handler that uses the default host