I got a problem yesterday when I added a web reference to my BizTalk project. The error didn’t come right away after I added the web reference. Instead, when I tried to open the Reference.xsd or rebuild the project, I got the error “The ‘http://www.w3.org/20... element is not declared…”. I found the reason was because the web service returned a complex type object which contained a DataSet. According to Considerations When Consuming Web Services ......
I got this from a partner working for Microsoft, found it quite useful, especially for new comers to the BizTalk world. I'm going to save it in article section as well, and keep the list updated to including more resources for not only BizTalk 2004, but also BizTalk 2006 and any later version...Edmund White Papers · Enterprise Integration Vision for BizTalk Server 2004 Discover how XML and Web services are implemented within BizTalk Server 2004, Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, and Microsoft Office ......
I have been working on BizTalk for few years since the 2000 version was released. Although Microsoft did some great job to improve their online technical information about BizTalk during the past years, I believe lots of BizTalk developers are still using groups and blogs as a preferred resource of information. BizTalk is such a detailed technology that it will be very hard sometime for a developer to find a proper pattern to solve a particular problem. That's why I'm going to build this blog and ......