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    • March 2, 2008 at 1:14 AM #19012
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        Hi,

        I am trying to send request and receive response from web service. I have added webservice referance to my project. I have created message with web service request type. Now I want to map the quest schema with source schema.

        How come I dont see web-request message in the Transform schema selection tab? How to create web-request schema?

        Do I have to do any message construct or anything to web-request message before I it? If I need to do, how? \

        I tried cuple of ways..no luck, still i couldn’t see that web-request message.

         

        Siva

      • March 9, 2008 at 8:03 AM #19032
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          Some web services will not refer explicitly to a schema that governs the exchange of data. For these webservices your best bet is to try to access the web service through IE and to do the request in IE and then look at what is returned in the response. If the web service you are integrating with is a .NET one then you should see the response Xml on the screen. Copy this Xml into an Xml file that is part of your BizTalk project. Then you need to open the Xml file open and in Visual Studio you will see a menu called Xml. From this menu you can generate an instance of an Xml schema. This schema you can use as the target schema for your map.

          Thanks,

        • March 10, 2008 at 12:36 AM #19034
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            Hi,

            I face same problem when I was trying webservices first time.
            I hope you already defile request, response messages in Orchestration as web
            message type.

            Then use Assign Message to assigning value to web request message
            and then send it.

            Let me inform if it helps

            MAX

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