Hi,
I just created a biztalk orchestration and deployed it,this publishes the
request schema to biztalk.Next i published it as a webservice.I want to
write a client orchestration which would invoke this orchestration as a
webservice.Now when i add a reference to the webservice it includes the
request schema as 'localhost.Reference.xsd' which is the same as the request
schema which got deployed earlier. Now there when i deploy the client
orchestration 2 schemas get deplpyed to biztalk and i get the error 'More
than one schema deployed when i try to execute the workflow'.Am i doing
anything wrong.How can i stop the 'Reference.xsd' from getting
deployed.Anybody who faced this problem can please help me out.

TIA

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I haven't tried but a suggestion, why don't you refer the Orchestration in
your project and use a call orchestration. Let you know if I try the WebSrvc
approach.

Ren


"Anonymous" wrote:

> Hi,
>   I just created a biztalk orchestration and deployed it,this publishes th
e
> request schema to biztalk.Next i published it as a webservice.I want to
> write a client orchestration which would invoke this orchestration as a
> webservice.Now when i add a reference to the webservice it includes the
> request schema as 'localhost.Reference.xsd' which is the same as the reque
st
> schema which got deployed earlier. Now there when i deploy the client
> orchestration 2 schemas get deplpyed to biztalk and i get the error 'More
> than one schema deployed when i try to execute the workflow'.Am i doing
> anything wrong.How can i stop the 'Reference.xsd' from getting
> deployed.Anybody who faced this problem can please help me out.
>
> TIA
>
>
>

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Why not use direct messaging instead of calling the orchestration through a
service?  If you are on the same BizTalk group, this is a more performant
way and easier to program.

Matt


"Ren" <Ren@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> I haven't tried but a suggestion, why don't you refer the Orchestration in
> your project and use a call orchestration. Let you know if I try the
> WebSrvc
> approach.
>
> Ren
>
>
> "Anonymous" wrote:
> 

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