Calling WCF or Webservices from BizTalk 2010 Orchestrations

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Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a step-by-step guide to consuming and calling WCF or web services from a BizTalk 2010 Orchestration. I've read a lot of articles that contradict each other and none of them work when I try to implement them in Visual Studio 2010. any help is greatly appreciated.

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I need to use the Lists web service in SharePoint to query list items
Based on the results of that query, call a custom WCF service somewhere else

Posted 2-Nov-10 23:55pm

jim lahey

Updated 3-Nov-10 0:18am

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Keith Barrow 3-Nov-10 6:05am

I can't answer your question directly, but as I understand it there are several architectural patterns you can apply to BizTalk so this is why the artciles appear to contradict one another. You need to apply an architecture appropiate to your requirements. I think you should talk to the web services through an adapter, but I'm not a BizTalk expert.

jpratik 7-Aug-12 5:27am

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/biztalkgeneral/thread/be9b5903-1608-4b9c-ae21-6b26eeeafa3c/

jim lahey 7-Aug-12 6:59am

It's BizTalk 2010 I was after, not 2006, and you're about two years too late.

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