Still very new to BT04 and need to expose an
orchestartion as a web service but need the input to be
parameters and not an XML doc. How do I do this? Can't be
a schema, do i create individual variables before I
receive a message?

Any help greatly appreciated.

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Hi,

see my own post "WebService and primitive type" from 10/31/2004.

Dirk

"Bob Lemay" wrote:

> Still very new to BT04 and need to expose an
> orchestartion as a web service but need the input to be
> parameters and not an XML doc. How do I do this? Can't be
> a schema, do i create individual variables before I
> receive a message?
>
> Any help greatly appreciated.
>

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Would like to review this post but can't find it. Date
mentioned is in the future. If you can repost?
Apprciate

Bob
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>
>see my own post "WebService and primitive type" from
10/31/2004.
>
>Dirk
>
>"Bob Lemay" wrote:
> 
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>

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Create a multipart message type with each part being the simple .net type
you want for your parameter.  Create a message of this type and use this as
the message on your request/response port in the orchestration and then
publish the orchestration.

Matt

<robert.lemay@getronics.com.xxx> wrote in message
news:584801c491be$adfd2a00$a501280a@phx.gbl...[vbcol=seagreen]
> Would like to review this post but can't find it. Date
> mentioned is in the future. If you can repost?
> Apprciate
>
> Bob 
> 10/31/2004. 
> be 
> be 

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Note 1: When you make a web reference, it builds the multi-part messages for
you.

Note2: Apparently then you have to use a message assignment shape instead of
a map.  Ideally, I would like to map my input message to the multi-part
message but the multi-part message never shows up in the map destination
choices.

Neal Walters
http://Biztalk-Training.com

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