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can't display HTML with HTTP adapter
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| TalkBiz 2004-08-30, 5:53 pm |
| hi,
I convert XML to HTML using an XSL transformation and send this HTML file
using HTTP adapter (BTTSHttpReceive.dll).
The problem is that this HTML is displayed as XML in the browser ! When I
see the code source, it is HTML !
I tried everything in the message Assignment to have "HTTP.contentype =
text/HTML" but it doesn't work.
Have you any idea to solve this ? Must I customize the HTTP adapter ?
thanks,
TalkBiz
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| Stefan Thurow 2004-09-02, 6:18 pm |
| Hmm, I'm not sure what your excact scenario is, but if you are trying to post
something to BizTalk through a Web browser using a two-way request-response
port, then you can set the content-type in the HTTP transport properties of
your receive location. It's called 'Return content type'.
Cheers
Stefan
"TalkBiz" wrote:
> hi,
>
> I convert XML to HTML using an XSL transformation and send this HTML file
> using HTTP adapter (BTTSHttpReceive.dll).
>
> The problem is that this HTML is displayed as XML in the browser ! When I
> see the code source, it is HTML !
>
> I tried everything in the message Assignment to have "HTTP.contentype =
> text/HTML" but it doesn't work.
>
> Have you any idea to solve this ? Must I customize the HTTP adapter ?
>
> thanks,
> TalkBiz
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| TalkBiz 2004-09-02, 6:18 pm |
| Stefan,
I just found the solution myself and I came across this newsgroup
to post it and I found your reply ! I found the "content-type" property in
biztalk Explorer clicking on the "..." of the URL property belonging to the
HTTP receive location.
Thanks for your answer. It confirms that our team is in the right
path.
- Paniny
"Stefan Thurow" wrote:
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> Hmm, I'm not sure what your excact scenario is, but if you are trying to post
> something to BizTalk through a Web browser using a two-way request-response
> port, then you can set the content-type in the HTTP transport properties of
> your receive location. It's called 'Return content type'.
>
> Cheers
>
> Stefan
>
> "TalkBiz" wrote:
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