BTSWebSvcPub Command-Line Reference
This topic provides reference information for the BTSWebSvcPub command-line tool included with BizTalk Server. You can use BTSWebSvcPub to create Web services (.asmx) for publishing orchestrations through Web services as follows:
BTSWebSvcPub PathName [-Location: value ] [-Overwrite] [-Anonymous]
[-Name: value ] [-Namespace: value ] [-TargetNamespace: value ]
[-UnknownHeaders[ + | - ]] [-SingleSignOn[ + | - ]] [-ParameterStyle: value ]
[-ConformanceClaims: value ] [-ForceRequestResponse: value ] [-ReceiveLocation]
[-ApplicationName: value ]
Parameter | Required | Description |
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PathName | Yes | Path and file name of BizTalk assembly (*.dll) or web service description (*.xml) file. |
-Location | No | Location in which to publish. (Syntax:"http://host[:port]/path") |
-Overwrite | No | Overwrite specified location. |
-Anonymous | No | Allow anonymous access to Web service. |
-Name | No | Name of the solution and assembly (.sln and .dll files) that will contain the Web service. |
-Namespace | No | Default namespace for Web service code. |
-Targetnamespace | No | Target namespace of the Web service. (Example:http://www.northwindtraders.com ) |
-UnknownHeaders | No | Support unknown SOAP headers. |
-SinglesSignon | No | Support SharePoint Portal Server Single Sign-On SOAP headers. |
-ParameterStyle | No | The SoapParameterStyle for messages: "Default", "Bare",or "Wrapped". |
-ConfirmanceClaims | No | Web services interoperability (WSI) claim: "None" or"BasicProfile1_1". |
-ForceRequestResponse | No | Expose one-way BizTalk operations as request-response web methods. |
-ReceiveLocation | No | Create receive locations in the specified BizTalk application. |
-ApplicationName | No | Name of the BizTalk application in which to create receive locations. If not specified, the default BizTalk application is used. |
BTSWebSvcPub.exe "MyAssembly.dll" -Location:http://localhost/MyVdir
-Overwrite
Parameter names are not case sensitive and may be abbreviated. Parameter values are case sensitive.
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