biztalk-2010

Is a (full) BizTalk 2010 installation needed to let a build server (TFS2010) build BizTalk 2010 solutions/projects ? Jehan33 As per my knowledge, BizTalk 2010 installation is not required. You only need below components. Project Build Component available under Additional Software(to build the project) Developer Tools and SDK (to run tests) I did find an apparent exception where if you deal with anything EDI related, it seems to require the full BizTalk install(not configuration). I wanted to add this footnote for people experiencing compile errors where local compile works fine. 来源： https:/

If I want to call a web service or wcf method from an orchestration, I can do it by either adding a service reference to the project or adding a generated item. What is the advantage of either approach - is there a best practice? Steef -Jan Wiggers answers a similar question here TL;DR - Always use the Generated Items wizard . My 10c - Although the .xsd files imported by Add Service is added as a schema and set to BtsCompile, there are some limitations such as: Add Service Reference will add the client proxy, which isn't needed in a BizTalk project (and which might 'tempt' your devs to do

The company I work for recently started a project delving into the world of HL7 messaging and data trading. We are using BizTalk Server 2010 with the BTAHL7 accelerator for 2010 with success so far for HL7 v2 but now we have a need to accept HL7 v3 (CDA R2) documents. These are CCD's we will be accepting from an external vendor. I have the full suite of .xsd schemas from HL7 for CDA R2 (all 1541 of them) but am struggling with how to figure out which schemas relate to the messages we will be receiving. All I have to work with are test CCD messages from our trading partner and no other

I have an xml document with a node that may optionally contain a string of escaped xml. I'd like to be able to transform that content using xsl in a BizTalk map. Any suggestion how? I've tried: msxsl:node-set(string). This creates a nameless single node with no content. The document() function using a url prefix of 'data:text/xml' as suggested by helderdarocha here . for-each selecting the text() of the node containing the string using xpath() in an orchestration to extract the string then make a multipart message. It won't let me use an xmlDocument message as one of the messages in a

I am writing a biztalk orchestration that will need to call a web service, probably multiple web services, and probably more than once. I see two options before me; one, consume the wsdl in a separate code project, and call the web services from code in an expression shape, and two, consume it from Biz, get schemas, etc and call through request/response ports. What is the best practice here? On the one hand, if the wsdl is updated it will be easier to update the code than the schemas and ports, and it seems like a lot of clutter and work to build ports enough for multiple web service calls. On