Complete installation of ESB Toolkit 2.0

Here is my guide for installing the ESB Toolkit 2.0 in BizTalk 2009. It's for 32bit and everything is located on the same server.

1. Import ESB.Core into BizTalk
2. Import ESB.Exceptions into BizTalk (overwrite resources)
3. Import ESB.JSM into BizTalk (overwrite resources)
4. Install each msi onto the server as well (checkbox at the end of the import wizard)
5. Give SQL Service Account permission to BAM databases by running this query in SQL Management Studio
   USE BAMStarSchema
   GO
   CREATE USER SQLService FOR LOGIN [W1BTS3\SQLServiceAccount]
   GO
   EXEC sp_addrolemember db_datareader, SQLService
   GO
6. Deploy BAM activities
   "c:\program files\microsoft biztalk server 2009\tracking\bm.exe" deploy-all -definitionfile:"c:\program files\microsoft biztalk esb toolkit 2.0\bam\microsoft.biztalk.esb.bam.exceptions.xml"
   "c:\program files\microsoft biztalk server 2009\tracking\bm.exe" deploy-all -definitionfile:"c:\program files\microsoft biztalk esb toolkit 2.0\bam\microsoft.biztalk.esb.bam.itinerary.xml"
7. Run ESBConfigurationTool.exe and apply the configuration before hitting the next page.
8. Install UDDI from the BizTalk media. Make sure to uncheck the SSL requirement.
9. Run the UDDI Publisher tool \Bin\Microsoft.Practices.ESB.UDDIPublisher.exe).
10. Run "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.0\Windows Communication Foundation\ServiceModelReg.exe" -r -y
11. Extract ESBSource.zip to C:\Projects\Microsoft.Practices.ESB
12. Remove the read-only attribute on all files and folders.
13. Open PowerShell and run Set-ExecutionPolicy unrestricted
14. Open ESB.AlertService sln, set setup project platform to x86
15. Build ESB.AlertService
16. Open ESB.Portal, verify web.config
17. Verify ExceptionService web.config
18. Build ESB.UDDI.PublisherService
19. Run portal install script
20. Enable TCP/IP connections in SQL Server
    

With this done, everything should be up and running properly.