The release of the Biztalk development architecture

In business-to-service projects, the schemas that are created are typically published for use by partners. After the partner acquires the schema, it follows the schema to standardize the data to be sent so that the BizTalk business-to-work project can function correctly. Below, we use the BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard to publish the schema as a Web service.

First, create the schema.
There are several ways to create schemas, either manually or by using the schema Editor, or you can create an XML data file that uses visual Studio. NET creates a schema file automatically based on the structure of the XML data file (see How to quickly create a schema in BizTalk development).

Second, publish the schema.
Publishing a schema using the BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard is straightforward, so let's take a look at the specific steps of the operation:
1. Select the start/All Programs/microsoft BizTalk Server 2004/biztalk Web Services Publishing Wizard menu to open the BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard program.
2. Click the Next button on the Welcome page to open the Create Web Services interface.
3. Select the Publish schema as Web Services Radio box button and click Next.
4. In the Web Services page, delete the WEBMETHOD1 node tree under the Biztalkwebservice/webservice1 node and create a "one-way" Web method for it.
5. Change the name of the WebService1, WEBMETHOD1, and request as needed, without modification.
6. Select Request, right-click, select the "Select schema Type" menu that pops up, and open the "Pull message type" window.
7. In the Request Message Type window, browse the DLL file for the BizTalk project where the schema is located, listing all the available schema types in the DLL file. Select the schema you want to use, and click the OK button to return.
8. Click Next to go to the Web Services Properties page.
9. Click Next to go to the Web Services project page.
10. Click Next to go to the Web Services project summary page.
11. Click the "Create" button to create the complete.

Third, test the schema Web service
Open IIS Manager and you will see that a new virtual directory is created in the default site, and the ASMX files in it are browsed, and the schema can be viewed through web services.