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Eunice Huang

2005-10-26, 5:52 pm

I have a web service running on my machine, and I want my BTS calls this web
service and retrieve data back.
-- How can I do this without implementing an orchestration?
-- Is it posible to specify a receive location to point to my web
service? (if so how do I know which method I am calling?)
-- I tried to add a HTTP type or a SOAP type of receive location to my
receive port, I always get "Could not store transport type data for Receive
Location 'Receive Location1" to config store, Access is denied." Do you have
any idea about this?

Thanks in advance.
--Eunice


Jon Flanders

2005-10-26, 5:52 pm

Eunice,

my answers inline



Jon Flanders [MVP]
http://www.masteringbiztalk.com

> I have a web service running on my machine, and I want my BTS calls
> this web
> service and retrieve data back.
> -- How can I do this without implementing an orchestration?

Jon - In BizTalk 2004 this isn't possible (e.g. you must use an Orchestration
to call a Web Service)

> -- Is it posible to specify a receive location to point to my web
> service? (if so how do I know which method I am calling?)

Jon - You want a receive location using SOAP when you want to *expose* your
BizTalk application using a Web Service - not when you want to call one.

> -- I tried to add a HTTP type or a SOAP type of receive location
> to my
> receive port, I always get "Could not store transport type data for
> Receive
> Location 'Receive Location1" to config store, Access is denied." Do
> you have any idea about this?

Jon - this is an indication that you cannot call into the SSO service. Check
to make sure the ENTSSO service is running, check the event log for any errors
- it is almost always related to DCOM security.


>
> Thanks in advance.
> --Eunice



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