Re: using biztalk web service

Tech-Archive recommends: Repair Windows Errors & Optimize Windows Performance

Have you configured the webserver for asp .net. Its not recognizing your ..asmx file extension. I guess you haven't installed it in the webserver.

you can install asp.net by running aspnet_regiis -i in the visual studio command prompt.

Once you get past this situation, then you need to configure IIS to use application pool with the user name who is part of biztalk isolated user group and IIS WPG group.

Regards,
Saravana Kumar
http://www.biztalk247.com/v1/
http://www.digitaldeposit.net/blog
[Please mark the response as "Answer" if it solves your problem.]

"golddog" <golddog@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:CFC4AB9A-253E-4BBD-AC81-6DFA7A65BD7A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
A couple questions at the end about publishing/using web service in BizTalk.

My requirements seem super-simple: create a web service which will receive
an XML document and FTP it somewhere.

So, I created a project with a simple orchestration. After deploying it to
my local area, initially configured the receive port to use a FILE adapter,
and the send port to use FTP, worked great.

Used the web services publishing wizard to expose my orchestration, then
configured the receive location to use SOAP. I see the things BizTalk
generates in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\<application name>, and when I hit
localhost/<application name> in a browser, the index page shows the .asmx
file as an available web service.

The thing I don't understand is if I hit the link to the .asmx (or try to
add a web reference in a project, which I understand to be the way I'll test
this), I get a 404 page. I mean either trying to browse to .asmx in IE or
the "Add Web Reference" wizard.

We turned on directory browsing in IIS, and it shows the name of the .asmx
file just fine, but clicking that results in 404 as well.

Questions
1) Anyone have an idea what I'm doing wrong, not being able to "see" the web
service?

2) Does this sound about right for an approach? What I think I need to do
to test is set up some test project which has a web reference to my web
service, which will create a proxy to the web service. I'll read in my xml
document, figure out how the web service interface works, and shoot the
document over there in that manner.

Thanks a lot to anyone who has input.

.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Implementing a common SOAP Header across multiple Web Service Pages
    ... to set a client up to reference multiple Web ... the Web Service site would ... Your point about leaving the ASMX page as lean as possible and acting just ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.webservices)
  • Re: using biztalk web service
    ... First I created a new app pool for this web service, ... Trying to hit the asmx file via browser now gives me "Service Unavailable" ... you can install asp.net by running aspnet_regiis -i in the visual studio ...
    (microsoft.public.biztalk.general)
  • webmethods not working/ not showing in WSDL
    ... However, when he launches the web service page in IE, he's not getting ... when you add a brand new ASMX file to a project. ... I even checked the .DLL under ... The file under bin folder of the IIS directory also has the proper ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.webservices)
  • Re: Dynamic WSDL?
    ... Actually the auto generation of the asmx may be a way I could go, ... > a new DLL in a specific directory, it starts up, examines each DLL in the ... >> GetUser ... so I would like to have a web service with the following ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.webservices)
  • RE: dinamic reference to WS
    ... You should have a url for a "development" version of that web service. ... you can add the webreference to VisualStudio to that asmx and then at ... runtime change the url to the actual asmx. ... "Javier" wrote: ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.webservices)