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Why arrays and loops are not allowed in expressions!!?.
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| FirasAm 2004-06-26, 10:51 am |
| Hello All,
I'd like to ask about this issue Why arrays and loops are not allowed in expressions  is there a good reason to don't allow that? or we can see that in the next versions of bizTalk 2004? ;p
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| Junaid 2004-06-26, 10:51 am |
| Expressions are really only meant to help you put things together and
not really to implement business logic - as that would be against any
sound design principle. The orchestration is for process flow as
opposed to being a flow-charting tool with source code generation
facility. Therefore, you should really have your logic in .Net
objects. Such modularization will promote re-use.
just some thoughts...
Junaid
"FirasAm" <FirasAm@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<B6A20643-F9AE-4DE9-B0C3-8337AA9893D7@microsoft.com>...
> Hello All,
>
> I'd like to ask about this issue Why arrays and loops are not allowed in expressions is there a good reason to don't allow that? or we can see that in the next versions of bizTalk 2004? ;p
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| Vikas Nahata [MSFT] 2004-06-26, 10:51 am |
| Also arrays are not supported for any shape for BTS2004. This may not
change for the next version.
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| >>Expressions are really only meant to help you put things together and
| >>not really to implement business logic - as that would be against any
| >>sound design principle. The orchestration is for process flow as
| >>opposed to being a flow-charting tool with source code generation
| >>facility. Therefore, you should really have your logic in .Net
| >>objects. Such modularization will promote re-use.
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| >>just some thoughts...
| >>Junaid
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| >>"FirasAm" <FirasAm@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:<B6A20643-F9AE-4DE9-B0C3-8337AA9893D7@microsoft.com>...
| >>> Hello All,
| >>>
| >>> I'd like to ask about this issue Why arrays and loops are not allowed
in expressions is there a good reason to don't allow that? or we can see
that in the next versions of bizTalk 2004? ;p
| >>
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