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I have a .NET web service of the following signature:
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class c0 {
public r0[] m0();
public bool m1(string s0, string s1, DateTime d0);
public r1[] m2(string s0, string s1, DateTime d1, string[] arr);
}
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The return types r0 and r1 are defined as follows:
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class r0 { public string s0, s1; }
class r1 { public string s; public double d; }
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I’m trying to consume this web service from BizTalk (I have 2006 beta 2).
The problem I have is that when I try to construct the message used to call the methods m1 and m2 by Tranform, they don’t appear in the Destination dropdown.
I have a message for each Request and Response linked to the corresponding types on the web port:
[list:a8be557c6a]m0_request, m0_response, m1_request, m1_response, m2_reqeust, m2_response[/list:u:a8be557c6a]
There are also 6 Multi-part Message Types automatically generated. In the dialog where I choose the Source and Destination for the transform, there’s a Variable Name dropdown. I can see [list:a8be557c6a]m0_request, m0_response and m2_response[/list:u:a8be557c6a] but not the other 3.
Am I doing something wrong? -
The problem is the way you are passing parameters
If you cannot change the web service then you cannot use a transform to create the multipart requests for m1 and m2.
Instead you need to use a MessageAssignment shape
[code:1:61ff75d332]m1_request.s0 = \"string\";
m1_request.s1 = \"string\";
m1_request.d0 = System.DateTime.Now;
//same for m2_request
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The reason for this is the message parts are simple types and do not generate an Xml schema, therefore you cannot use a map.Alternatively you can change the web service
[code:1:61ff75d332]class c0 {
public r0[] m0();
public bool m1(p1 parameter);
public r1[] m2(p2 parameter);
} [/code:1:61ff75d332]And add the following classes:
[code:1:61ff75d332]class p1 {string s0, string s1, DateTime d0;}
class p2 {string s0, string s1, DateTime d1, string[] arr;}
class r0 { public string s0, s1; }
class r1 { public string s; public double d; } [/code:1:61ff75d332]The request messages are now complex types and will generate an Xml schema and can be used in a map.
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