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| Hi,
I am looking for an information about BizTalk 2004 two way ports.
1)I want to know How and where Schema validation happen when I use two way ports (for inbound http request)
2) Advantages and disadvantages of using two way ports for http transaction
3) Is it good Idea to use two way ports?
I spent alot of time on google to find out about above, No luck ;(
Could any one healp me to find about these info? Is there any good article where I can learn about these? I am new to BizTalk so I dont have much knowledge about BizTalk 2004.
Thank you,
Siva
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| Jan Eliasen 2006-10-13, 7:32 pm |
| On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 06:59:42 -0700, Siva wrote:
>1)I want to know How and where Schema validation happen when I use two way ports (for inbound http request)
It doesn't. Validation happens inside pipelines that have the
Validation-component added to it. None of the default pipelines
(including the XmlReceive) will validate anything.
If you need validation, create a custom pipeline, add the validator
component to it (and the xml disassembler component) and use that
pipeline instead.
>2) Advantages and disadvantages of using two way ports for http transaction
If the caller needs a reply, use two-way. Else, don't. If the caller
doesn't really need any reply, then there is no use in letting him
wait for the reply.
>3) Is it good Idea to use two way ports?
Yes, if a reply is needed.
--
eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.
Private blog: http://blog.eliasen.dk
Private email: jan@eliasen.dk
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