You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
An XML file is submitted to a receive port by one of your business partner. The segment below shows the XML file. What should you do to generate a unique message for each node while writing no code?

A.
First, you should set the the MaxOccurs value of the Items node to 1 in the inbound message schema.
And then set the MinOccurs value of the Item node to unbounded.

B.
You should set the output of the Script functoid to the Item node.
Before you perform this, first, you should create a map that uses the inbound message schema as the input and a single Item message schema as the output message schema.
And then iterate the nodes by using a Script functoid and a ForEach loop.

C.
You should configure an XML Disassembler in a custom pipeline to use the two schemas.
Before you perform this, first, you should define an envelope schema making it include only the Order element.
And then set the Envelope property to Yes, and the Body XPath property to /Item.
At last define a body schema to include the Item elements.

D.
First, you should define an envelope schema making it include both the Order and Items elements.
And then you set the Envelope property to Yes, and set the Body XPath property to /Items.
At last you define a body schema making it include the Item elements and configure an XML Disassembler in a custom pipeline to use the two schemas.

Explanation:
BURGOS: mnemo: “generate a unique message” = “envelope schema … Envelope property to Yes … pipeline to use the two schemas”