BizTalk Server Applications Integration - XML envelope document sending out multiple documents

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XML envelope document sending out multiple documents

TheNortonZ

2004-10-15, 9:09 pm

Does anyone know where I might find a sample of taking an XML document that
is using an envelope, and then right before sending it out the send port,
splitting it into multiple documents?

Thanks for any help.

Norton

captor

2004-10-18, 2:56 pm

Try here

http://dallas.sark.com/sarkblog/mholdorf

XUEZHAI NI

2004-10-20, 5:48 pm

take a look of SDK sample at \Microsoft BizTalk Server
2005\SDK\Samples\Pipelines\AssemblerDisa
ssembler\EnvelopeProcessing
and related documentation at
ms-help://BTS_2004/SDK/htm/ebiz_sdk_samples_pazy.htm

although the sample use Flatfile disassembler, you can switch to XML
disassembler and set to the appropriate envelope schema and document schema
to split the incoming message

thanks

Ni
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| Does anyone know where I might find a sample of taking an XML document
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| is using an envelope, and then right before sending it out the send port,
| splitting it into multiple documents?
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| Thanks for any help.
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| Norton
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TheNortonZ

2004-10-21, 7:47 am

Xuezhai,

This is what I have already tried to do, but there are just enough
differences to make it not work. (although I do not have a trailer).

I am sure it must just be a property setting that is keeping this thing from
working but at this point, I still don't know which one it is.

Thanks.

Norton

"XUEZHAI NI" <XUEZHAIN@ONLINE.MICROSOFT.COM> wrote in message
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> take a look of SDK sample at \Microsoft BizTalk Server
> 2005\SDK\Samples\Pipelines\AssemblerDisa
ssembler\EnvelopeProcessing
> and related documentation at
> ms-help://BTS_2004/SDK/htm/ebiz_sdk_samples_pazy.htm
>
> although the sample use Flatfile disassembler, you can switch to XML
> disassembler and set to the appropriate envelope schema and document
> schema
> to split the incoming message
>
> thanks
>
>
> Ni
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> | Does anyone know where I might find a sample of taking an XML document
> that
> | is using an envelope, and then right before sending it out the send
> port,
> | splitting it into multiple documents?
> |
> | Thanks for any help.
> |
> | Norton
> |
> |
> |
>

XUEZHAI NI

2004-10-25, 5:48 pm

Mike Jansen

2004-10-29, 5:49 pm

Norton,

I'm doing this successfully, but I didn't follow the examples _exactly_.
Here's what I did:

1. Create the document schema first of the final document you want.
2. Create the envelope schema, use a different namespace
a. in the envelope schema, import the document namespace
b. create a _reference_ element to your document's root element where it
belongs in the envelope, set minOccurs/maxOccurs appropriately (0/unbounded
for me)
c. make sure to set the document body xpath to the node that _contains_
your document nodes, not to the document nodes themselves
3. In your Receive Pipeline, drop in XML Disassembler and set the Envelope
and Document schemas appropriately

(Note: The examples I saw used an "Any" element instead of the reference to
the document root element; I didn't get it to work that way, but then again
I didn't try much because actually referencing the actual document schema
seemed to sit better with me)

Sample "instance" document:

<env xmlns="urn:schemas-mydomain:env">
<doc xmlns="urn:schemas-mydomain:doc">
This is one document
</doc>
<doc xmlns="urn:schemas-mydomain:doc">
This is another document
</doc>
</env>

Body XPath: /*[local-name()=env' and
namespace-uri()='urn:schemas-mydomain:env']

In the sample instance document above, the output of the receive port would
be individual "urn:schemas-mydomain:doc:doc" documents. The envelope
document won't even be seen.

I currently do this on a SQL receive port where my SQL stored proc returns
all the documents and I need to shred them into individual documents.

Let me know if I can add more details.

Mike Jansen
Prime ProData, Inc.
North Canton, Ohio USA
(mjansen) (at) (primepro-com)

"TheNortonZ" <thenortonz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Xuezhai,
>
> This is what I have already tried to do, but there are just enough
> differences to make it not work. (although I do not have a trailer).
>
> I am sure it must just be a property setting that is keeping this thing
from
> working but at this point, I still don't know which one it is.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Norton
>
> "XUEZHAI NI" <XUEZHAIN@ONLINE.MICROSOFT.COM> wrote in message
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>
>

Greg Forsythe

2004-10-29, 5:49 pm

Mike,

Using the <Any> element in the envelope has the advantage of being able to
reuse the envelope to encapsulate different documents.
The envelope may be a standard wrapper containing routing info like source,
destination, etc

Greg

"Mike Jansen" <mjansen_nntp@mail.com> wrote in message
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> Norton,
>
> I'm doing this successfully, but I didn't follow the examples _exactly_.
> Here's what I did:
>
> 1. Create the document schema first of the final document you want.
> 2. Create the envelope schema, use a different namespace
> a. in the envelope schema, import the document namespace
> b. create a _reference_ element to your document's root element where
it
> belongs in the envelope, set minOccurs/maxOccurs appropriately
(0/unbounded
> for me)
> c. make sure to set the document body xpath to the node that
_contains_
> your document nodes, not to the document nodes themselves
> 3. In your Receive Pipeline, drop in XML Disassembler and set the Envelope
> and Document schemas appropriately
>
> (Note: The examples I saw used an "Any" element instead of the reference
to
> the document root element; I didn't get it to work that way, but then
again
> I didn't try much because actually referencing the actual document schema
> seemed to sit better with me)
>
> Sample "instance" document:
>
> <env xmlns="urn:schemas-mydomain:env">
> <doc xmlns="urn:schemas-mydomain:doc">
> This is one document
> </doc>
> <doc xmlns="urn:schemas-mydomain:doc">
> This is another document
> </doc>
> </env>
>
> Body XPath: /*[local-name()=env' and
> namespace-uri()='urn:schemas-mydomain:env']
>
> In the sample instance document above, the output of the receive port
would
> be individual "urn:schemas-mydomain:doc:doc" documents. The envelope
> document won't even be seen.
>
> I currently do this on a SQL receive port where my SQL stored proc returns
> all the documents and I need to shred them into individual documents.
>
> Let me know if I can add more details.
>
> Mike Jansen
> Prime ProData, Inc.
> North Canton, Ohio USA
> (mjansen) (at) (primepro-com)
>
>
>
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