Use the Microsoft® BizTalk® Web Services Publishing Wizard to create and publish BizTalk orchestrations as Web services, and to publish schemas as Web services. For general usage information for the BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard, see Using Web Services in BizTalk Server.
Create Web Services page
Use this page to select a method of creating your Web service.
| Use this | To do this |
| Publish BizTalk orchestrations as web services | Publish a Web service based on selected orchestrations and Web ports in a BizTalk assembly. |
| Publish schemas as web services | Define Web methods and messages of a Web service using selected schemas from BizTalk assemblies as request and/or response message parts. |
BizTalk Assembly page
Use this page to select a BizTalk assembly to publish a Web service from.
| Use this | To do this |
| BizTalk assembly file (*.dll) | Select a BizTalk assembly. |
Your assembly does not need to be deployed to publish a Web service.
If your assembly has dependencies, you must resolve any dependencies in your assembly before you can publish a Web service from it. The assembly must be deployed and properly bound to be used at runtime.
Orchestrations and Ports page
You can select the orchestrations and ports in the assembly to expose in your published Web service. Only public ports are visible.
Select the orchestrations and ports that you want to export.
Web Service Properties page
Use this page to specify the properties for the Web service.
| Use this | To do this |
| Target namespace of web service | Select a target namespace of a Web service. The target namespace appears in the Web Service Description Language (WSDL) file. The System.Uri constructor is used to determine the validity. |
| Add additional SOAP headers | Add schemas from BizTalk assemblies to use as request and response SOAP headers. |
| Support unknown SOAP headers | Add support for unknown headers. |
| Add SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Single Sign-On support | Add support for Windows SharePoint Portal Services 2003 Single Sign-On support. |
Web Service Project page
Use this page to customize your published Web service.
| Use this | To do this |
| Project name | Enter a project name. |
| Project location | Specify the pathname of the virtual directory where the Web service is published.
Warning You must use ANSI characters. |
| Overwrite existing project | Overwrite the existing project when you republish a Web service. |
| Browse button | Search disk locations for a file location. |
| Allow anonymous access to web service | Sets the AuthAnonymous flag on the published virtual directory. This flag is useful in a development environment. |
| Create BizTalk Receive locations | Generates a BindingInfo.xml binding file to create the receive locations that correspond to the published Web service.
The BindingInfo.xml file can be imported by the development command line tool or wizard to create the necessary receive locations. You can find BindingInfo.xml in the temp folder of the published Web service's virtual directory. |
Request SOAP Headers/Response SOAP Headers page
Use this page to add and remove schemas from BizTalk assemblies to use as request and response SOAP headers.
| Use this | To do this |
| Add button | Add a schema by specifying the pathname to a BizTalk assembly that contains document schemas. |
| Remove button | Remove a schema. |
Note Top-level elements of ComplexType elements are listed and can be used as SOAP headers.
Add Request SOAP Headers/Add Response SOAP Headers page Use these pages to select one or more schema types from BizTalk assemblies to use as request and response SOAP headers.
| Use this | To do this |
| BizTalk assembly file (*.dll) | Select a BizTalk assembly. |
| Browse button | Search disk locations for a file location. |
Web Service page
Use this page to describe the Web service that you are creating.
Right-click a node to view properties and menu options to add, rename, or delete a Web service or Web method.
| Use this | To do this |
| Add web service | Add a Web service. |
| Rename web service description | Rename a Web service. Type a new name for your Web service. |
| Add web method | Add a one-way Web method.
Add a request-response Web method. |
| Select schema type | Select a schema type in Request Message Type/Request Message Type page. |
| Rename web message part | Rename the Web message part. |
Request Message Type/Response Message Type page
Use these pages to select one or more schema types from BizTalk assemblies to use as request and response SOAP headers.
| Use this | To do this |
| BizTalk assembly file (*.dll) | Select a BizTalk assembly. |
| Browse button | Search disk locations for a file location. |
Web Service Project Summary page
Use this page to review your settings. Click Back to make any changes to your published Web service. Click Create to create your published Web service.
Completing the Web Services Publishing Wizard page
Use this page to determine if you have successful published your Web service.
| Use this | To do this |
| link to published Web service | Go to your published Web service project. |
See Also
Using the BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard to Publish an Orchestration as a Web Service
Using the BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard to Publish Schemas as a Web Service
Considerations When Publishing Web Services
Unable to Overwrite Existing Web Service Project with BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard
Problems Using BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard within a Windows 2000 Server Terminal Server Session
BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard Menu is Missing
BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard Fails When Schema Contains maxOccurs > 1 and Default Value
Publishing Internal Port Types Not Supported
Mapping Errors Encountered When Using Windows SharePoint Services and BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard
Publishing Error on Windows Server 2003
Errors When Trying to Publish a Web Service
BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard Fails When Encountering an Undeployed Assembly