The CustomRedist target is called during MSI packaging, and in the sample it copies the files in the TestFiles folder into the MSI staging folder (defined by the $(RedistDir) MSBuild property).
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One extensibility feature demonstrated in the sample's project file is how to package additional files into the MSI so that they are deployed to the server along with the application binaries and other project files. Even so, the sample still demonstrates the ease with which you can deploy and test a BizTalk project from Visual Studio, then package it as an MSI for deployment to your BizTalk servers. All non-essential features are disabled in this sample. It uses a standard BizTalk XML bindings file, so it does not take advantage of the Deployment Framework's environment-specific configuration features. This sample demonstrates a very stripped-down and compact implementation of the Deployment Framework on a BizTalk application that consists of one assembly.
It is a simple application that picks up a file from a file system folder, runs it through an orchestration and writes it out to another file system folder. The documentation for the BizTalk Server 2010 version of the sample application (it hasn't changed through many BizTalk releases) may be found here. The HelloWorld sample is based on the Orchestrations HelloWorld sample included in the BizTalk Server SDK. The HelloWorld sample demonstrates the most basic implementation of the Deployment Framework for BizTalk on a very simple, single-assembly BizTalk application.
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