BizTalk - Import the Biztalk 2009 applications to Biztalk 2006 Server
Asked By Pavana Kumari
19-Nov-09 03:52 AM
Hi,
I am working on Biztalk 2009 server. The application is about routing the EDI message to the Custom Flat file schema. Now, can I move this application to the biztalk 2006 without many changes? Please help me.
Thanks,
Pavana
Anand Malli replied to Pavana Kumari
hello there
i think backward compitiblity might not be there,but still you can give it a try as far as configuration is concern you have to do it by urself from scratch,and as far as btproj is concern this might not be possible so you what you can do is create project in 2006 and
xsd schema files and all are xml based which are version independent so you can directly include them in project so you can do it this way
thxs
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