| Tatyana Yakushev [MSFT] 2004-09-24, 5:49 pm |
| Also need to set "Process Content" to 'Skip' on the <Any> node.
Thanks,
Tatyana
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>Thread-Topic: User Defined Data Fields
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>Subject: RE: User Defined Data Fields
>Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2004 06:05:05 -0700
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>You could use <xs:any minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="*"> in the schema.
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>Although a word of warning - flexibility will be a curse. The effort you
>save in having a flexible schema (i.e. one that will require little
>modification) will be wasted in writing and maintaining all the code required
>to evaluate and process these User Defined fields. It will create confusion
>about what the data is for, where it comes from and how it is to be processed.
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>I would create a well defined schema, if changes are required to the schema
>then create version 2 and map version 1 into version 2 for processing. If you
>implement a version mechanism based on targetnamespace then Biztalk will
>detect the differing versions and allow easy routing of documents to
>appropriate endpoints.
>i.e. <PO xmlns="urn:purchaseorder:v1"> and <PO xmlns="urn:purchaseorder:v2">
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>
>regards
>Greg
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>"Arno" wrote:
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