| Allen Zhang 2004-05-24, 11:35 pm |
| First, the HTTP adapter shipped with the product will support POST at this
time. So unless the target URL support POST and return information, you
scenario will not work. For GET requests, you can take the sample HTTP
adapter and modify it to support GET.
Assuming from a ASP page you are getting back HTML, you can configure a
two-way HTTP send port. The response (HTML) will be in the response message
from that port. Then you will need to create a custom disassembler
component to parse the HTML into XML. Another option is to pass it back
into an Orchestration schedule, you either write the code snippets inline
or call out to a .NET assembly to do the parsing for you.
Thanks
- Allen Zhang (MSFT)
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