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Hi, <br />
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We are developing a BizTalk WebApplication where we would like to give our users the ability to create Ports/Schemas/Pipelines in BizTalk without using the BizTalk Administration Console.<br />
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We are using the BizTalkWebAdmin-2847 application available on the codeplex. This application will allow the users to create ReceivePorts/SendPorts/Rec<wbr />eive Locations. We are able to achieve that. I've tested it and it's working just fine.<br />
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However, I was wondering if we could let the users create Schemas and Maps too? If anybody have any idea regarding what i am saying, pls get back to me asap.<br />
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Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!<br />
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Thanks a lot!!!
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Hi, 

We are developing a BizTalk WebApplication where we would like to give our users the ability to create Ports/Schemas/Pipelines in BizTalk without using the BizTalk Administration Console.

We are using the BizTalkWebAdmin-2847 application available on the codeplex. This application will allow the users to create ReceivePorts/SendPorts/Receive Locations. We are able to achieve that. I've tested it and it's working just fine.

However, I was wondering if we could let the users create Schemas and Maps too? If anybody have any idea regarding what i am saying, pls get back to me asap.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

Thanks a lot!!!

Adding Schemas, Maps and Pipelines through WebInterface to BizTalk

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