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'Dynamic' XML??

Hi all,

I posted this in MPDLV, no response.

I've heard this can be done, although maybe not TOO easily, just looking for
some advice.

I have an application that is involved in an EAI structured architect that
will accept an incoming XML feed from a BizTalk Server. Currently, my app
accepts a certain XML structure everytime I receive a transaction so there
is a bit of 'expected (hardcoded)' elements within the code.

I'd like to know if it's possible to create a type of repository underneath
my app/framework that can accept a well-formed XML string from the
integration point via a webservice, and have my repository automatically
update itself if the incoming XML string is different than what the app
currently expects. I'm finding myself have to make revisions to the app in
several different areas anytime the XML is changed due to new data fields
being sent.

Has anybody done something like this or know where I may be able to find
some reference to this?

TIA
-Rich

Nov 12 '05 #1
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