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Generation of web ports and message types from WSDL
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| biztalker 2005-03-10, 5:54 pm |
| Hello,
Say I have the WSDL for a web service that is *to be* exposed by an external
party. This web service will be consumed by my BizTalk project. I do not know
what platform will be used to generate the web service. If I wish to do some
development using the WSDL, so that when I finally have *access* to the web
service all I need to do is test my project, is there a way to do so? Is
there a way other than adding a web reference to my BizTalk project (which
would require the URL for the web service, as well as access to that location
which I do not have) to have the message types and web ports generated for my
orchestration using the WSDL, and hence get an assurance that my project will
be able to consume that web service without any problems?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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| Matt Milner 2005-03-10, 5:54 pm |
| You can have the WSDL on the filesystem and add a web reference simply by
using that file (use a file uri in the add web reference dialog box). you
don't need a web server or an active web service to build the proxy. You
should only need the service up when you go to call the web service.
matt
"biztalker" <biztalker@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6D36CA72-C0E5-4AB5-8898-39F90F1EA5A2@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> Say I have the WSDL for a web service that is *to be* exposed by an
> external
> party. This web service will be consumed by my BizTalk project. I do not
> know
> what platform will be used to generate the web service. If I wish to do
> some
> development using the WSDL, so that when I finally have *access* to the
> web
> service all I need to do is test my project, is there a way to do so? Is
> there a way other than adding a web reference to my BizTalk project (which
> would require the URL for the web service, as well as access to that
> location
> which I do not have) to have the message types and web ports generated for
> my
> orchestration using the WSDL, and hence get an assurance that my project
> will
> be able to consume that web service without any problems?
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
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| biztalker 2005-03-11, 5:53 pm |
| Thanks Matt.
"Matt Milner" wrote:
> You can have the WSDL on the filesystem and add a web reference simply by
> using that file (use a file uri in the add web reference dialog box). you
> don't need a web server or an active web service to build the proxy. You
> should only need the service up when you go to call the web service.
>
> matt
>
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> "biztalker" <biztalker@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6D36CA72-C0E5-4AB5-8898-39F90F1EA5A2@microsoft.com...
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