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Default Exposing 8 Send Ports with SOAP as WebService.

I have 8 Send Ports which I want to expose as one common web service. All these 8 send ports are one-each in 8 different BizTalk Solutions.

I can set the Transport Type of these 8 Send ports to SOAP. But I want to expose these 8 Separate Send Ports with SOAP Transport Type in one Web Service.

How can I develop a Web Service which has these 8 send Ports ?

All these 8 Send Ports have different types of Messages.Since all the 8 messages are different, how will the web service separate these 8 messages ?

I would be grateful if somebody could help me in this matter. Thank you very much.






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