Generating schemas – consuming WCF Adapter service.

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    • #24877

      Hi,

      My question is about generated items in BTS:

      Let’s say I have 2 (in real project for now I have 5-7 WCF services) WCF services (hosted on IIS), and I want to consume those services from orchestration.

      After I run wizard for consuming WCF – accordingly to each WCF service – are created schemas, one empty orchestration, and two binding files.

      What I’de like to know – between schemas which were generated – there are some schemas which hold primitive types declarations – and those schemas look the same, for every service.

      To omit multiple objects I want to delete all “Serialization” schemas (which are not schemas for objects in my request) – will this work?

      In addition – I created one orchestration – I call it “External Services”, that orchestration holds all types for all services. Also I changed names of created schemas from an ugly generated names to NormalConventionNames. And this works good.

      Thanx for answers 🙂

    • #24881

      Seems that it’s working (two added WCF services with one, Serialization schema).

      Do I need this Serialization schema at all?

      – Though, another question (maybe also will be solved by myself):

      If I generate schemas for SQL Wcf-Adapter, from stored procedures, each collection of schemas have DataSet – that on a first glance look same. But – there some mini-guids (some keys maybe?) which I think they influence on different schemas (for different stored procedures).

      Is there a way to leave only one DataSet schema and it will work?

      • #24882

        Hmm.. The second Serialization schema was also deleted, but I saw in “All artefacts” same primitive types schemas – they belong to Biztalk itself.

        So, can I delete Serialization schemasafter creating schemas for WCF service?

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