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I'm creating an internal web service that biztalk is going to call. I would like this web service to use the schemas that are setup in biztalk. However, it seems the only way I can do this is to create a proxy class in my web service, then map between m
y schema and the proxy? It this correct? Also, at the moment I'm manually creating my proxy in the web service, is there a quick way of doing or am I missing the point completely?
thanks
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John
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| Eldar Musayev 2004-07-09, 3:32 pm |
| Not sure if I got your question right. AFAIK, you don't need to do anything
with proxies, you just grab wsdl adn xsd files from your webservices, and
use them to configure your WS adapter and orchestration (dmessage types) If
you want to use xsd/wsdl that is already used by BTS, you just take these
files, and (independently from BizTalk) create a web service that is using
these files. Nothing, except xsd and wsdl should cross the boundary between
BizTalk and your webservice, that the key advantage of webservices.
Regards,
Eldar
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EBusiness Server Team
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would like this web service to use the schemas that are setup in biztalk.
However, it seems the only way I can do this is to create a proxy class in
my web service, then map between my schema and the proxy? It this correct?
Also, at the moment I'm manually creating my proxy in the web service, is
there a quick way of doing or am I missing the point completely?[vbcol=seagreen]
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| Thanks,
Not sure if this is the correct newsgroup for this question but to create a webservice that accept an input that is the xsd file how do I do this?, do I manually need to create an object that mirrors the xsd?
i.e
public void SomeMethod(Customer cust){ } where cust is my customer.xsd file?
regards
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John
"Eldar Musayev (MSFT)" wrote:
> Not sure if I got your question right. AFAIK, you don't need to do anything
> with proxies, you just grab wsdl adn xsd files from your webservices, and
> use them to configure your WS adapter and orchestration (dmessage types) If
> you want to use xsd/wsdl that is already used by BTS, you just take these
> files, and (independently from BizTalk) create a web service that is using
> these files. Nothing, except xsd and wsdl should cross the boundary between
> BizTalk and your webservice, that the key advantage of webservices.
> Regards,
> Eldar
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> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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> EBusiness Server Team
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> would like this web service to use the schemas that are setup in biztalk.
> However, it seems the only way I can do this is to create a proxy class in
> my web service, then map between my schema and the proxy? It this correct?
> Also, at the moment I'm manually creating my proxy in the web service, is
> there a quick way of doing or am I missing the point completely?
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