Is it possible to publish a BizTalk orchestration as a Web Service on a
remote IIS?
If so, how is this done/configured?

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Each server which hosts a BizTalk Web Service must be a license BizTalk Serv
er

Jon Flanders [MVP]
http://www.masteringbiztalk.com
http://www.quicklearn.com/workflow.htm

> Is it possible to publish a BizTalk orchestration as a Web Service on
> a
> remote IIS?
> If so, how is this done/configured?

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You mean that the remote IIS server must have BizTalk Server installed
as well?

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How is this case traditionally solved? The point is to have the entry
point on an IIS server machine in DMZ while BizTalk server machine is
behind a firewall.

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Hi,
As far as I know there is no way you can do that without installing BTS
server on Remote IIS server.

If take a look at code behind it is actually posting a message to ‘Message
Box database’ through BTS classes.  On Remote IIS server you will not have
those BTS components/classes unless and until you install BTS server and
configure it.

But you can have proxy (custom code, aggregation pattern) web service on
remote IIS server which will call BTS orchestration exposed as web service o
n
BTS server (in DMZ zone).   Little bit performance hit, but more secure.

Hope this will help you.

Please let me know if you need any more info.


"anetasalomonsen@hotmail.com" wrote:

> Is it possible to publish a BizTalk orchestration as a Web Service on a
> remote IIS?
> If so, how is this done/configured?
>
>

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