Hello greg.forsythe,
In one of your post you have mentioned that
"To create an HTTP receive location you need to create a vrtual directory in IIS that maps to the physical directory C:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006\HttpReceive.
The receive location url will be /Your_virtual_directory/BTSHTTPReceive.dll.
You will also need to allow this Web Service extension in IIS. In IIS Admin create a new web service extension called BTSHTTPReceive and select file C:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006\HttpReceive\BTSHTTPReceive.dll as a required file and set to Allowed"
Now the challenge I'm facing is that I have got 2 servers say server A & B.
In Server A, I've installed BizTalk and
in Server B, I've to do IIS configuration. In such case, how should I may the physical directory of the virtual directory to point to \HttpReceive.dll?
The reason of doing so is that we dont have an external IP for BizTalk server so the sender will not be able to connect to the BizTalk server. So as a work around we are planning to use another server where we will configure the virtual directory.
Your quick response will be very useful and will appricable.
Thank you in advance.
Manju RS