biztalk-wcf

Calling a web/wcf service from orchestration: adding a generated item vs adding service reference

自闭症网瘾萝莉.ら 提交于 2020-01-01 12:02:34
问题 If I want to call a web service or wcf method from an orchestration, I can do it by either adding a service reference to the project or adding a generated item. What is the advantage of either approach - is there a best practice? 回答1: Steef -Jan Wiggers answers a similar question here TL;DR - Always use the Generated Items wizard . My 10c - Although the .xsd files imported by Add Service is added as a schema and set to BtsCompile, there are some limitations such as: Add Service Reference will

Calling a web/wcf service from orchestration: adding a generated item vs adding service reference

*爱你&永不变心* 提交于 2020-01-01 12:02:11
问题 If I want to call a web service or wcf method from an orchestration, I can do it by either adding a service reference to the project or adding a generated item. What is the advantage of either approach - is there a best practice? 回答1: Steef -Jan Wiggers answers a similar question here TL;DR - Always use the Generated Items wizard . My 10c - Although the .xsd files imported by Add Service is added as a schema and set to BtsCompile, there are some limitations such as: Add Service Reference will

Calling a web/wcf service from orchestration: adding a generated item vs adding service reference

ぐ巨炮叔叔 提交于 2019-12-04 11:32:26
If I want to call a web service or wcf method from an orchestration, I can do it by either adding a service reference to the project or adding a generated item. What is the advantage of either approach - is there a best practice? Steef -Jan Wiggers answers a similar question here TL;DR - Always use the Generated Items wizard . My 10c - Although the .xsd files imported by Add Service is added as a schema and set to BtsCompile, there are some limitations such as: Add Service Reference will add the client proxy, which isn't needed in a BizTalk project (and which might 'tempt' your devs to do