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09-06-05 09:09 PM

Hi

I am a newbie to the Microsoft world. I am creating a BizTalk Orchestration 
and tryng to publish it as a web service.

I want to send an XML string to this service and I need the orchestration to
 strip out things from this XML string and save the string and the stripped 
out data to the database.

How can I do this? I am mainly confused as to how to send an XML string to t
he Orchestration. Please help.




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Michael Høtoft


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09-07-05 07:48 AM

Hello zorrinn,

In the "Bloggers guide" to Biztalk you'll find everything you need for submi
tting
xml documents as strings to an orchestration and how to send it.

http://www.gotdotnet.com/workspaces...br />
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Regards
Michael Høtoft


> Hi
>
> I am a newbie to the Microsoft world. I am creating a BizTalk
> Orchestration and tryng to publish it as a web service.
>
> I want to send an XML string to this service and I need the
> orchestration to strip out things from this XML string and save the
> string and the stripped out data to the database.
>
> How can I do this? I am mainly confused as to how to send an XML
> string to the Orchestration. Please help.
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09-07-05 02:29 PM

Hi Mike

I am not able to find the relevant information in gotdotnet. Can you give me
 the specific URL. Thanks.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Michael Høtoft 
[B]Hello zorrinn,

In the "Bloggers guide" to Biztalk you'll find everything you need for submi
tting
xml documents as strings to an orchestration and how to send it.

http://www.gotdotnet.com/workspaces...br />
5d8e3eaa

Regards
Michael Høtoft

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09-08-05 05:25 PM

I have an "Operation" that  where the request  consumes a message of type Sy
stem.Xml.XmlDocument and the response sends out a message of the same type.

In the client, I am calling this web method and passing the XmlDocument obje
ct, which contains the xml string.

In the orchestration I want to take this XmlDocument and compare it with a s
chema I have. Then transform the incoming schema to another schema(which I k
now can be done with a map), then convert back this to System.Xml.XmlDocumen
t object and send it back.

Can anyone help me with this?? I am very desperate.




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