Can we get messages to Orchestration without using schema?
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Answer / js
If you use XML object, then you can get any *.xml messages
into orchestration
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Answer / guest
yes, whenever we are using the .net class we assighn the
message without shema
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Answer / k.srinivas
using system.Xml.XmlDocument we can get the message into
orchestration
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Answer / raju
Actually we have two types of messages in Biztalk.
1)Typed Messages.
2)Un typed Messages.
When the messages created in the orchestrations are
assigned to inbound schemas then it is typed messages.
When the messages created in the orchestrations are
assigned to System.Xml.XmlDocument instead of schemas then
it is Untyped messages.
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Answer / sharath
1..net type
2.multipart message type
3.web message type
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Answer / anil talavadekar
YES.
This will be in case when you route the failed messages.
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