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    Calling and passing request as string to Orchestration from an ASP application  


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09-02-04 11:17 PM

Can anybody tell me how can I pass the request string to
BTS 2004 throough an ASP application.

Thanks in Adavance,
-Anil





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    Re: Calling and passing request as string to Orchestration from an ASP application  
Todd Sussman


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09-02-04 11:18 PM

In the samples folder, there is a request\response adapter that works with
strings.  The other option is to expose the Orchestration as a Web Service,
and call it from the ASP page.  There might be other ways to do this, but
that is how we have done it.

With that said, why are you using strings?  One big advantage of using
specific schemas, is that you can not pass a wrong message to Biztalk.  We
use to use strings for Web Services, and believe me, once you have several
running, maintanence will become very tough.

Todd

<anil_gujjar@mindtree.com> wrote in message
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> Can anybody tell me how can I pass the request string to
> BTS 2004 throough an ASP application.
>
> Thanks in Adavance,
> -Anil







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