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Raj

2004-06-30, 5:55 pm

Thank u guys!
Tatyana, I agree with you that the schema should be part of the project or thro' a reference from an assembly and not directly from webserver.But when I try to add the schemas as part of the project and validate it, Iam getting a different error which I h
ave posted under the Subject: MSXML error ? Works when i change the XSD filename! in the microsoft.public.xml section.I would be able to provide the solution file containing the schemas.
Any help would be more appreciated.
Thanks again



"Tatyana Yakushev [MSFT]" wrote:

> All the referenced schemas have to be saved locally and added to the project.
> You can not refer to schemas on a webserver.
>
> After adding schemas to the project you need to change schemaLocation at the xs:include, xs:import or xs:redefine.
>
> (Do you want BizTalk Server to go to some web site and download the schemas every time it received new message? What if the web site is down? What if schema
> changed dramatically and other BizTalk artifacts (maps, orchestrations) can not work with the new schema? The system will become unmanagable because you don't know
> how the schema looks like at any particular point.)
>
> Thanks
> Tatyana
>
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> xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="http://abc.org/def">
> current project.
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