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Gary Chamberlain

2004-06-26, 10:51 am


I created a primitive BizTalk orchestration that accepts one schema, maps it
a little and sends out another schema.

Then I used the BizTalk WebServices wizard to build a webservice so I can
call the orchestration.

I expected to see a method that accepts an XmlDocument and returns an
XmlDocument. Instead, it built a bunch of classes for each node.

Is it possible to make the wizard be simple like this? Can someone point me
to some docs for creating a simple webservice like this?

thx


Patric McElroy [MSFT]

2004-06-26, 10:51 am

Take a look at the ExposeWebService sample in the SDK under the
Orchestrations subdirectory. This is a simple request/reply exposed WS that
takes a message, transforms it into a second message and returns this second
message to the caller.

HTH
--
Thanks,

Patric

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"Gary Chamberlain" <gary@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>
> I created a primitive BizTalk orchestration that accepts one schema, maps

it
> a little and sends out another schema.
>
> Then I used the BizTalk WebServices wizard to build a webservice so I can
> call the orchestration.
>
> I expected to see a method that accepts an XmlDocument and returns an
> XmlDocument. Instead, it built a bunch of classes for each node.
>
> Is it possible to make the wizard be simple like this? Can someone point

me
> to some docs for creating a simple webservice like this?
>
> thx
>
>



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