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markus


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08-13-04 07:48 AM

Hi,
I have a orchestration that receives a message from a
portA, which later is bound to a web service. The web
service is generated using the wizard, an by
choosing "Publish schema as web service". Than I have a
receive function which binds the orchestration and the web
service together. This all works fine as long as I use the
default pass through pipeline.

I need to use the xml pipeline, either default or a custom
one. When I change to the default xml pipeline, the
receive pipeline failes with the following error:
There was a failure executing the receive
pipeline: "Ciber.IRT.BizTalk.IrtSchemas.Receive_Irtload_Dat
aLoadResponse" Source: "XML disassembler" Receive
Location: "/IrtChildLoadWebService/ChildLoadResponse.asmx"
Reason: Index was outside the bounds of the array.

Now, if I do the same scenario again with the same
orchestration and the same schema, but use "Expose
Orchestration as web service" everything works fine even
with the xml receive pipeline. My only problem is that I
need to use expose schema as web service.

Any idea why my 1st scenario dont work when I use the
default xml receive pipeline?

regards,
Markus





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