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Manash

2005-11-24, 7:47 am

While trying to publish an orchestration it fails with an error - DataType
missing. However the project compiles perfectly.
The xsds that I have in the project uses a lot of include and import to use
the common xsds.
found some article which says this might be the reason.
Could any of you please let me know if this could be the reason. If so is
there any other way of doing this as I would need to have the include and
imports in the xsds that I use.
thanks for the help.
Paul Somers

2005-11-25, 7:48 am

generally you need to deploy your schema first, and if you have lots of
common schemas, you both need to have a reference to the project that
contains these common schemas, and you need to deploy these first.


"Manash" <Manash@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E67E2284-63DB-4149-B66D-B34EAE929AD4@microsoft.com...
> While trying to publish an orchestration it fails with an error - DataType
> missing. However the project compiles perfectly.
> The xsds that I have in the project uses a lot of include and import to
> use
> the common xsds.
> found some article which says this might be the reason.
> Could any of you please let me know if this could be the reason. If so is
> there any other way of doing this as I would need to have the include and
> imports in the xsds that I use.
> thanks for the help.



Manash

2005-11-25, 7:48 am

thanks Paul, but the schemas and the orchestrations are in the same project
which is deployed to GAC before publishing. Still it gives the error.

"Paul Somers" wrote:

> generally you need to deploy your schema first, and if you have lots of
> common schemas, you both need to have a reference to the project that
> contains these common schemas, and you need to deploy these first.
>
>
> "Manash" <Manash@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E67E2284-63DB-4149-B66D-B34EAE929AD4@microsoft.com...
>
>
>

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