Hi,

I am trying to send a message to a Web Service just using messaging, but I´
m receive this error "AssemblyName context property was not valid".

Note: I created a "Static Solicit-Response Send Port" whith Tranposrt Type "
SOAP" and Address (URI) "http://localhost/wstest/test.asmx"

When I send this message using the orcherstration, it works.

Anyone can help me?

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I think I saw recently somewhere that web services can only be called from
orchestrations. It was either in the doc or in a post from an MS
representative.

Matt


"Claudio Santos" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I am trying to send a message to a Web Service just using messaging, but
I´m receive this error "AssemblyName context property was not valid".
>
> Note: I created a "Static Solicit-Response Send Port" whith Tranposrt Type
"SOAP" and Address (URI) "http://localhost/wstest/test.asmx"
>
> When I send this message using the orcherstration, it works.
>
> Anyone can help me?

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True. You can call external web services using SOAP adapter only from the
orchestration. However you can implement a web service without
orchestration by implementing content-based routing. You can expose the
schema as a web service.

Thanks,
SH

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