1. In the BizTalk Server Administration Console, create a new send port or double-click an existing send port to modify it. For more information,see How to Create a Send Port. Configure all of the send port options and specify Windows SharePoint Services Transport Properties for the Type option in the Transport section of the General tab.

2. On the General tab, in the Transport section, next to Type, click Configure.

3. In the Windows SharePoint Services Transport Properties dialog box, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   Adapter Web Service Port	The HTTP port of the IIS Web site where the Windows SharePoint Services adapter Web service is installed. By default, this is the Default Web Site configured on port 80. If you have configured the Windows SharePoint Services Web service on any other IIS Web site than the Default Web Site, you will have to update this value.
   Timeout	The time-out, in milliseconds, for the adapter runtime Web service calls made to the Windows SharePoint Services adapter Web service. You may need to increase this value if the message or batch size is higher than the average that is expected by the adapter.
   Destination Folder URL	The Windows SharePoint Services destination folder URL, relative to the SharePoint site. For example, Shared Documents, Shared Documents/Purchase Orders/, or Lists/Tasks. You can send messages to a SharePoint list by specifying the URL of the list, for example, Lists/Tasks. If you specify a list as a destination, the message body will not be saved with the list item but the values extracted from the message will still be promoted into the SharePoint columns. Note Sometimes the SharePoint document library, list, or folder URL is different from the name of that item. Check the address bar in Internet Explorer to find the correct URL.
   Filename	(Optional) The Windows SharePoint Services filename. You can type in a literal value like 'PurchaseOrder0001.xml' or an expression. Expressions can include any mix of literals, macros and XPATH queries, ex: "PurchOrd-%XPATH=//po:PurchaseOrderId%-%MessageID%.xml". When no file name is supplied, the file name will be the name of the original file, the value supplied by the orchestration, or 'Msg-%MessageID%.xml' if the orchestration does not define the file name. Note When sending messages to a list, the value specified in the Filename property is ignored and will not be saved in any SharePoint column. SharePoint lists do not have a Filename column. Instead, update the 'Title' column using one of the 16 columns available. For more information about expressions, see Windows SharePoint Services Adapter Expressions.
   Namespaces Aliases	(Optional) A comma or semicolon-delimited list of namespace aliases definitions. Use this field to define the namespace aliases that are used by the XPATH queries introduced in fields like 'Filename' or 'Column Value'. For example, po='http://OrderProcess/POrder', conf='http://OrderProcess/Confirmation' xmlns=""; ipsol='{D8217CF1-4EF7-4bb5-A30D-765ECB09E0D9}'. Note This property does not override the WSS.ConfigNamespacesAliases message context property defined by the orchestration. The two values are merged instead.
   Overwrite	Determines whether an existing file is overwritten. Select 'Yes' to overwrite existing files. Select 'No' to raise an error and suspend the message when a file with the same name already exists. Select 'Rename' to rename the file. Select 'Orchestration' to use the value defined by the orchestration. Caution Sending a large number of messages with the same name while the Overwrite property is set to 'Yes' could result in SharePoint errors being logged in the Event Viewer. These errors do not affect the functionality of the adapter. Any message that fails will be retried.
   SharePoint Site URL	The complete URL of the Windows SharePoint Services Web site. For example, http://BizTalkServer/sites/TestSite. Note The URI for a send port or receive location cannot exceed 256 characters.
   Microsoft Office Integration	'Optional' to change the document so that it automatically opens in an Office application like InfoPath or to save the document as-is if no InfoPath solution is found. 'Yes' to change the document so that it automatically opens in an Office application like InfoPath or suspend the message if no InfoPath solution is found. 'Yes (InfoPath Form Library)' to change the document to automatically open in an Office application such as InfoPath using the InfoPath solution found in the form library if the message is sent to a Windows SharePoint Services InfoPath form library. If the form library does not have an InfoPath solution, the message will be suspended. 'No' to save the document 'as-is' without any changes. 'Orchestration' to use the value defined by the orchestration. For binary messages, No or Optional values must be used. Note At least one of the property pairs Templates Document Library and Templates Namespace Column or Templates Fallback Document Library and Templates Fallback Namespace Column is required when Microsoft Office Integration is set to Yes.
   Templates Document Library	Enter the name of a SharePoint document library where the InfoPath solutions are stored. For example, My Solutions. This is the first place where the adapter will look for a matching InfoPath solution. If a solution is not found, the adapter will look in the Templates fallback document library. Note This field is required when the Templates Namespace Column field is not empty. Note The document library must have at least one SharePoint column of type 'Single line of text' which is populated with the namespace and the root node of the XML documents that can be opened with this InfoPath solution, or just the root node. For more information, see Walkthrough: Module 2 - Integrating Office with the Windows SharePoint Services Adapter.
   Templates Fallback Document Library	Enter the name of a SharePoint document library where the InfoPath solutions are stored. For example, Templates. The adapter will only search this document library for a matching InfoPath solution if a solution is not found in the templates document library. The 'Templates Fallback Document Library' and 'Templates Document Library' fields can be used with two sets of InfoPath solutions. There are generic InfoPath solutions that work for all general purposes, and specialized InfoPath solutions that are used only for a particular partner. The 'Templates Fallback Document Library' field should point to the generic solutions, and the 'Templates Document Library' should point to the specialized solutions for that particular partner. Note This field is required when the Templates Fallback Namespace Column field is not empty. Note The document library must have at least one SharePoint column of type 'Single line of text' which is populated with the namespace and the root node of the XML documents that can be opened with this InfoPath solution, or just the root node. For more information, see Walkthrough: Module 2 - Integrating Office with the Windows SharePoint Services Adapter.
   Templates Fallback Namespace Column	This is the name of the Templates Fallback Document Library SharePoint column that stores the namespace of the InfoPath solution. For example, Namespace. Note This field is required when the Templates Fallback Document Library field is not empty. Note This field is case-sensitive.
   Templates Namespace Column	This is the name of the Templates Document Library SharePoint column that stores the namespace of the InfoPath solution. For example, Namespace. Note This field is required when the Templates Document Library field is not empty. Note This field is case-sensitive.
   Column n	This is the name of the Windows SharePoint Services column that exists in the destination document library. This is the column that should be updated with the value extracted from the message or specified in the 'Column value' field. Note You can specify up to 16 columns. Note This field is case-sensitive.
   Column n Value	Enter the column value to be set for this message. You can type in a literal value like 'Purchase Order' or an expression. Expressions can include any mix of literals, macros, and XPATH queries. For example, "%XPATH=//po:POAmount%", "%SendingOrchestrationID%". Note You can specify up to 16 column values.

4. Click OK and OK again to save settings.

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