unrecognized schema type
- From: Carmel Halabe
- Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2007 04:42:59 -0700
hi bruno,
i think your problem with multipart schema....
if yes you need to identify the schema to the biztalk not just with type name BUT also with the Root name of the part you are using:
"[Full Qualified Schema Name]+[Used Part Root Name]"
This is the syntax should be in the Doc..spec property.
carmel
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