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    • May 14, 2009 at 1:47 PM #22374
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        Hello!

        First of all I’m new to BizTalk

        I reading a book called foundation of BizTalk Server 2006 and
        I study a basic Course in BizTalk at university in Karlstad Sweden.

        I did a practice today by using Biztalk to move a file from one folder to another folder.

        The file was just a flat text file.

        Now too my question:
        In this excercise I did’t have to create any xml schema.

        My first question is:
        So my question is when do I have to create a XML schema ?

        BizTalk consist of many product.

        I just wonder which of these product is it that a developer and integrator of Biztalk will use at most

        I mean that some is used very rarely and some almost always.

         

        //Tony

         

         

      • May 18, 2009 at 12:58 AM #22385
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          Hi Tony!

          Happy to see the Swedish BTS-scene expanding further! I hope you’ve heard about BizTalk User Group Sweden – BUGS – http://biztalkusergroup.se/default.aspx

          First Question: In short, whenever you’d like to manipulate/read/validate the data of your message you will need to create schemas. So just passing the message from A to B there’s no need for schemas. If you as well would like to reformat the message (map message) into another message-type, schemas are needed.

          Second Question: Mostly, a BizTalk developer (at least this is true for me) uses Visual Studio (schema/map creation tools) and the BizTalk Server Administration Tool (setting up ports/subscriptions etc).

          Regards!  //Niklas Häggström – Connecta AB, Stockholm, Sweden

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