Windows Server - BTS 2004 consuming Web Service with muti orders

Hello,

From BizTalk 2004 I am consuming a web service iIcreated.
In my BizTalk project I have a source schema that consist of 20 orders.
My destination schema is a web reference to a web service I created,
which has an object class called InboundDoc which accepts the XML doc
coming from my BizTalk project.  I am trying to map the 20 orders from
the source schema to the destination web reference schema,
the problem I am running into is the destination web reference schema
only accepts one order. I am using the BizTalk Mapping to transform,
how do I map/transform 20 orders from the source schema to my
referenced web service schema which only takes one order?  Do
I need to revise the web service schema etc?  If so how?  Are there
examples?
Any help is greatly appreciated!!!!!!


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mj

Hi mj,

I have not seen your schemas and the whole project, so just a brief
suggestion of mine: you may try to break the schema into 20 single order
messages with something like XML disassembler and then send them to the web
service one by one. This may be a better approach than modifying the web
service schema.

Thanks.

Sincerely,

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Hi WenJun,
Thank you for your response.  Your suggested approach makes since.  Are
there BizTalk examples that show how to do this with the XML disassembler
(breaking the orders into 20 single orders or something like this)?
The source XML looks like this:

Here is the destination XML from referenced web service schema etc.
this can only accept one order:

Again thank you for your help!!!
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mj

Hi mj,

For your reference, below is a typical sample of this kind of scenarios
which implements message splitting uses envelop and document schemas and
xml disassembler.

How to split an XML message in BizTalk 2004 using Document and Envelope
Schemas
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/biztalk/BizEnvelop.aspx

Let me know if you have any further question on this.

Have a nice day.

Sincerely,

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Hi mj,

Just wonder if you still have any further question on this?

Thanks and have a nice day.

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WenJun,
This is exactly what I need to do.  Thank you so much for the info!

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You are welcome mj. :-)

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