Connectivity Components

BlueSSIS includes a range of control-flow and data-flow components designed to help you connect to other applications and systems :

	The Microsoft CRM Source and Microsoft CRM Lookup Components allow you to read data from Microsoft CRM versions 3.0 and beyond. Essentially this component virtualises the Microsoft CRM web service architecture into tabular data form, enabling it to work transparently within a data-flow and providing full access to all customizations.
	Similarly the Microsoft CRM Destination and Microsoft CRM Update Components allow you to write data to Microsoft CRM versions 3.0 and beyond via a tabular model.
	The Microsoft SharePoint Source and Microsoft SharePoint Lookup Components allow you to read list data from Microsoft SharePoint 2007 and beyond.
	The Microsoft SharePoint Destination and Microsoft SharePoint Update components allow you to write list data to Microsoft SharePoint 2007 and beyond.
	The Oracle Bulk Loader Component allows you to bulk insert data into Oracle more efficiently than using the standard ADO.Net or OLEDB provider .
	The AS2 Send and AS2 Receive Components allow SQL Server Integration Services packages to send and receive AS2 messages over the Internet.
	The Web Service Call Component allows you to easily consume external web services.
	The Web Service Receive Component allows you to wait for and pick up incoming data from a web service.
	The Web Service Respond Component allows you to return a response for a web service call.
	The Convert Component allows you to convert a message between EDI, Xml, HL/7, delimited, positional and binary formats.
	The Change Filter Component efficiently compares the entire state of a data-flow with the state at the time it was last row, breaking down all changes into inserted, updated or deleted rows that can then be routed differently. This component can also be used to compare two separate databases. The Commit Change Filter Component commits the current state of the data-flow as the reference source.
...	There are also components for MLLP, HTTP, email, file system handling, and secure FTP detailed under the Messaging Components section.