Have you thought about using a HTTP Receive port, in this way you can send
as many document types as you like to the port, it works much like a web
service, except its a little more light weight, and it has none of the
problems with webservice ports.
I would like to have a webservice to accept all kinds of messages from
an orchestration. For that I created a simple webservice with a methode
called "receivedata" that acceptes a xml-document.
But how can I setup Biztalk to send different messages of an
orchestration to a single webservice?
Consuming webservice with batched messages ... What is the best way to split up batched messages in orchestration...port consuming a webservice? ... adapter only works with the pass-through pipeline.... For example my webservice proxy expects input like: ... (microsoft.public.biztalk.general)
Re: Communicating with a serial port using a web service ... reading from its COM port as it always has. ... COM1 to COM2 in order to get the legacy system to see the webservice data.... > The only interface to the legacy system is a GUI and the serial port. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.webservices)
Re: Custom pipeline in a Orchestration webservice ... This happens because the webservice is based on the message type received by the 'logical' orchestration port. ... Make sure the webmethod name in the webservices matches the operation name in the orchestration because that is used for the subscription. ... (microsoft.public.biztalk.general)
RE: Web service test page uses internal port ... Currently it seems ASP.NET webservice handler has done the http GET/POST ... get is using a custom test page to invoke the webservice via http GET/POST. ... could still develop using custom port numbers. ...Public Overloads Overrides Sub ReflectDescription()... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.webservices)
Re: Enterprise Integration Patterns Example ... When you published your orchestration as a webservice,... requests come in through this port that using SOAP ... This account has to have rights on the Biztalk DB. ... (microsoft.public.biztalk.general)
