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December 15, 2008 at 1:32 AM #21382
Hello
Hopefully someone will be able to help with a problem I am experiencing and also let me know if it’s possible.
I have recently created a schema that takes an inbound file and maps out to a file drop location, this file has passed the testing phase and I have now be asked to send these files to a web service.
I thought this would be really simple just create a Send HTTP port and push it out, I was wrong.
I have been given the following location to send the documents but I have no idea how to achieve this with BizTalk
I have the username and password but no sure how to pass my xml document as a string and populate the fields on the web service, these are:
User_Interface_id:
User_Password:
Request_Document:
http://www.Something.asmx/RequestOrder?User_Interface_id=<UserId>&User_Password=<UserPassWord>&Request_Document=<XMLString to send>
Can anyone please advice and if so please be detailed
Thanks in advance
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December 15, 2008 at 2:17 AM #21386
Have you got an WSDL-Document?
Often you can find it at
With this document you can add a WebserviceReference to your BTProjekt.
BizTalk than creates a Porttype for the Webservice. Now you can create a Port using this Porttype (Webservice Porttype) and wire it with an Send shape and the correct Messages should be generated by BizTalk.
Now, you just have to do the right mappings or assign messages.
And that’s it.
greets Daniel
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December 15, 2008 at 2:47 AM #21388
Thanks Daniel
I’m new to BizTalk
Can you please explain “Have you got an WSDL-Document”
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December 15, 2008 at 5:32 AM #21391
WSDL is not a specific BizTalk thing.
WSDL = Web Services Description Language
You can read about it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Services_Description_Language
It just describes the Web Service you are talking to. Kind of like a recipie.
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