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Sree

2006-10-10, 7:25 pm

Hi All,
I am trying to read a message from MSMQ. Example of a message is
"123456" (All numbers in string format). I have an orchestration that
receives the message, reads the value (converts to int) and makes a
database call to create a new xml message.

I created an orchestration with receive port message type as string and
send port type as xmldocument (Schema name).

When I receive a message from MSMQ the orchestration does not pick it
up. My guess was it recognizes (Subscription) the receive port but
because it is expecting a string message it does not pickup the current
message.

I tested the incoming message with another send port which only writes
the incoming message to a file. It seems to be working fine. I see the
digits I sent to MSMQ.

What is the TYPE of the message that is received on an MSMQ (The one I
get is surely not XML, but the string does not seem to be working). Do
I need to parse it differently?

I have been stumped on this for a while now. All Help is Great Help.

Thanks
Sree

Jan Eliasen

2006-10-10, 7:25 pm

On 10 Oct 2006 13:10:44 -0700, "Sree" <sreejonn@gmail.com> wrote:

>I am trying to read a message from MSMQ. Example of a message is
>"123456" (All numbers in string format). I have an orchestration that
>receives the message, reads the value (converts to int) and makes a
>database call to create a new xml message.

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