Re: Error Publishing Orchestration as Web Service

Yes, my orchestration published successfully but the sample did not.

Erik wrote:
Hi Amit,

I gave it to find the reason. But I found out that it seems to be nothing in
gerneral becaue I'm able to publish my own orchestration as web service
successfully.

Hope it's the same for you.

Erik

"Amit" wrote:

I received similar error when I published the sample "Expose
WebService"... I could not figure out the reason, please do help me if
you were able to fix this error and test the sample

Thanks,
Amit.

Erik wrote:
Hi all,

I was tying to run the Sample "Expose WebService" on my BTS 2006 installation.
All workde fine until the last step of the publishing as web service. After
I clicked 'Create' the flollowing error message came up:

Failed to create project "http://localhost/ExposeWebService_Proxy";.
Unable to create one or more BizTalk receive locations.
Create receive locations command failed:
FileName=D:\Programme\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006\BTSTask.exe
Arguments=ImportBindings
-Source="c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ExposeWebService_Proxy\temp\BindingInfo.xml"
-ApplicationName="BizTalk Application 1"
ExitCode=1

Can anyone help?

Thanks and Regards

Erik



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