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| Ram Mulay 2004-03-24, 5:59 pm |
| I was going through the Module 2: b2b tutorial in BizTalk 2004 and came
across this schema,
C:\Tutorial\Solutions\B2BSolution\B2BSch
emas\CommonBaseTypes.xsd that the
B2BSchemas project references. What I do not undersand is when this schema
is opened in the schema editor, there is an element called SupplyChain that
is the parent of element ItemHeader whose data structure type is
'ItemHeaderType(ComplexType)' but nowhere in the schema tree can I find
ItemHeaderType.
This leads me to believe that there is no way that the schema editor can be
used to create these 'building block' types that are used to create other
elements of the schema. Is this right? So I cannot use the schema editor to
create such 'building block' types - I have to do this manually outside
outside of the schema editor? This seems like a short coming and I would
appreciate it if someone can clarify what I have understood so far - thanks.
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| Tatyana Yakushev[MSFT] 2004-05-11, 8:21 pm |
| You can create these complex types and simple types in BizTalk Schema Editor 2004.
There is enough information in the documentation. You may read it to understand all the details.
Quick answer. To create complex type you need to create the structure somewhere under the record and then specify the new complex type name at the "Data Strucutre
Type" property. The complex type will be created when you set the "Data Structure Type" property. If you want to reuse this structure at other place, it will be available at
the drop-down list for the property.
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>I was going through the Module 2: b2b tutorial in BizTalk 2004 and came
>across this schema,
> C:\Tutorial\Solutions\B2BSolution\B2BSch
emas\CommonBaseTypes.xsd that the
>B2BSchemas project references. What I do not undersand is when this schema
>is opened in the schema editor, there is an element called SupplyChain that
>is the parent of element ItemHeader whose data structure type is
>'ItemHeaderType(ComplexType)' but nowhere in the schema tree can I find
>ItemHeaderType.
>
>This leads me to believe that there is no way that the schema editor can be
>used to create these 'building block' types that are used to create other
>elements of the schema. Is this right? So I cannot use the schema editor to
>create such 'building block' types - I have to do this manually outside
>outside of the schema editor? This seems like a short coming and I would
>appreciate it if someone can clarify what I have understood so far - thanks.
>
>
>
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