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Receiving messages via http
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| Peter_A 2005-08-25, 7:48 am |
| Hi I am new to BizTalk. I have worked through a few examples of extracting
data from XML and flat files (CSV etc) but I am looking to receive data via
HTTP. What I mean is, is there any way that BizTalk can access a remote XML
file across the web. Should I be building a pipeline or an adapter or
something else?
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You'll probably want to use the FTP adapter for that, or a web service
(SOAP).
BA
"Peter_A" <PeterA@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:87CB9E53-4DD6-4E20-80A4-2B573F786DBA@microsoft.com...
> Hi I am new to BizTalk. I have worked through a few examples of extracting
> data from XML and flat files (CSV etc) but I am looking to receive data
via
> HTTP. What I mean is, is there any way that BizTalk can access a remote
XML
> file across the web. Should I be building a pipeline or an adapter or
> something else?
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| Peter_A 2005-08-25, 7:48 am |
| Thanks for that but I've since found out how to do it.
Thanks once again for your suggestions.
Peter
"BA" wrote:
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> You'll probably want to use the FTP adapter for that, or a web service
> (SOAP).
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> BA
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> "Peter_A" <PeterA@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:87CB9E53-4DD6-4E20-80A4-2B573F786DBA@microsoft.com...
> via
> XML
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| No problem.
Would you mind posting what you did so that when others search on google
groups they can see your solution?
Cheers
BA
"Peter_A" <PeterA@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks for that but I've since found out how to do it.
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> Thanks once again for your suggestions.
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> Peter
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> "BA" wrote:
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extracting[vbcol=seagreen]
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| Peter_A 2005-08-25, 7:48 am |
| Yes, It was simply a matter of selecting "http" as the transport method when
configuring a port with the configuration wizard and then specifying the URL
in the URI section on the same property window
"Peter_A" wrote:
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> Thanks for that but I've since found out how to do it.
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> Thanks once again for your suggestions.
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> Peter
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> "BA" wrote:
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