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Receiving HTTP Responses in BizTalk 2002
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| Woody74 2005-01-18, 5:50 pm |
| Hey Gang,
I am submitting an XML Message to a URL of a trading partner directly
from a Port/Channel within BizTalk using the HTTPS Transport. The trading
partner wants to send confirmation information back to me in the HTTP
Response.
My question is, what do I need to do to the server to allow it to receive
this response and process the data through an inbound Port/Channel that I
have already developed??
Thanks for your help.
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J. Woody
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| Hey,
This is what you do if you except the response to come back straight away
1. Setup a request/response port for HTTP
2. Associate your schema with the HTTP getting sent and the excepted
response. If the excepted response is boolean or isn't an XMLDocument I
would recommend that you use a receive pipeline component to change the
response into an XSD style response.
If you except the response to be pushed to you, i.e. they post something
back then read up about HTTP Receive location, focusing on loopback.
cheers
John
"Woody74" wrote:
> Hey Gang,
> I am submitting an XML Message to a URL of a trading partner directly
> from a Port/Channel within BizTalk using the HTTPS Transport. The trading
> partner wants to send confirmation information back to me in the HTTP
> Response.
>
> My question is, what do I need to do to the server to allow it to receive
> this response and process the data through an inbound Port/Channel that I
> have already developed??
>
> Thanks for your help.
> --
> J. Woody
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| Woody74 2005-01-18, 5:50 pm |
| Hi John,
I really appreciate you posting back to me, but I think your solution
would only work in BizTalk 2004. I'm using BizTalk 2002.
Thanks!!!!
"John" wrote:
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> Hey,
>
> This is what you do if you except the response to come back straight away
>
> 1. Setup a request/response port for HTTP
> 2. Associate your schema with the HTTP getting sent and the excepted
> response. If the excepted response is boolean or isn't an XMLDocument I
> would recommend that you use a receive pipeline component to change the
> response into an XSD style response.
>
> If you except the response to be pushed to you, i.e. they post something
> back then read up about HTTP Receive location, focusing on loopback.
>
> cheers
>
> John
>
> "Woody74" wrote:
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