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Enterprise Integration Server
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Enterprise Integration Server
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Foundation 23.1
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If your line-of-business application does not include a schema that can be used, you can create one. Ensure that the schema is in the format that your line-of-business application is expecting for input.

When creating a schema, refer to the OnBase schema (HylandAdapterBinding.xsd) file that is part of your BizTalk Server project. This schema tells you the type of data that OnBase is expecting to receive. For example, if the OnBase schema includes a Multi-Instance Keyword Type Group, the line-of-business application's schema must contain a Multi-Instance Keyword Type Group.

Note:

See Schemas for information on the OnBase schema nodes that can be configured using the Enterprise Integration Server.

To create a schema from a BizTalk Server project in Visual Studio:

  1. Select the Solution Explorer tab.
  2. Right-click the name of the project.
  3. Select Add | New Item.
  4. In the Add New Item dialog box, select Schema.
  5. Type a name for the schema in the Name field.
  6. Click Add.
  7. The schema is displayed on its own tab:
  8. Rename the Root node if desired by right-clicking it and selecting Rename.
  9. Right-click the Root note and select Insert Schema Node | Child Record.
  10. Type a name for the child record. Multi-Instance Keyword Type Groups and Keyword Type Groups are examples of child records. A group of Standalone Keyword Types is also an example of a child record.
  11. Right-click the newly created child record and select Insert Schema Node | Child Field Element.
  12. Type a name for the child field element. A Keyword Type is a child field element.
  13. Select a child record or child field element. In the Properties pane, specify a value for Max Occurs and Min Occurs. When these values are left empty, a value of 1 is automatically used. When an asterisk is used for the Max Occurs value, the number of occurrences is unbounded, or unlimited.
    Note:

    You do not need to modify the Max Occurs or Min Occurs values for Keyword Types that are part of a Multi-Instance Keyword Type Group or Keyword Type Group. The occurrences of these child field elements are controlled by the parent child records.

  14. Repeat steps 9 through 13 until the schema is created.