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IDictionary, Pipline AICs, and VB
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| newsgroup user 2004-02-08, 8:42 am |
| Hi All,
When BizTalk calls a Pipeline AIC it passes info by way of an IDictionary object; aside from the following names: Src_ID_Type, Src_ID_Value, Dest_ID_Type, Dest_ID_Value, Document_Name, Tracking_ID Src_FileName, Src_FilePath, and working_data what other us
eful names are generally there. I'm writing my pipeline component in VB and don't know of a way to enumerate the contents of the dictionary without first knowing the names that it contains, thus my first question. If I'm wrong about enumerating dictiona
ry contents from VB please let this be my second question...
Thanks in advanced!
Brian Moore
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| Nick Malik 2004-02-08, 8:42 am |
| in VB, you can use For Each syntax to enumerate the list.
there's quite a few more. I will see if I can find a listing for you in the
next few days.
--- Nick
"Brian Moore" <TrashMoat-NewsGroups@Yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:4C632DAA-ABA9-436E-B1EB-4AEA03A4E248@microsoft.com...
> Hi All,
>
> When BizTalk calls a Pipeline AIC it passes info by way of an IDictionary
object; aside from the following names: Src_ID_Type, Src_ID_Value,
Dest_ID_Type, Dest_ID_Value, Document_Name, Tracking_ID Src_FileName,
Src_FilePath, and working_data what other useful names are generally there.
I'm writing my pipeline component in VB and don't know of a way to enumerate
the contents of the dictionary without first knowing the names that it
contains, thus my first question. If I'm wrong about enumerating dictionary
contents from VB please let this be my second question...
>
> Thanks in advanced!
> Brian Moore
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| newsgroup user 2004-02-08, 8:42 am |
| Hi Nick, Thanks for the response. In enumerating the dictionary are you speaking from the .NET point of view—in which case I see that looping through is possible, but can you also do this in VB 6.0? If so do you have a code snippet? Oh, and thanks fo
r looking for a list! Take care, Brian
----- Nick Malik wrote: -----
in VB, you can use For Each syntax to enumerate the list.
there's quite a few more. I will see if I can find a listing for you in the
next few days.
--- Nick
"Brian Moore" <TrashMoat-NewsGroups@Yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:4C632DAA-ABA9-436E-B1EB-4AEA03A4E248@microsoft.com...
> Hi All,
object; aside from the following names: Src_ID_Type, Src_ID_Value,
Dest_ID_Type, Dest_ID_Value, Document_Name, Tracking_ID Src_FileName,
Src_FilePath, and working_data what other useful names are generally there.
I'm writing my pipeline component in VB and don't know of a way to enumerate
the contents of the dictionary without first knowing the names that it
contains, thus my first question. If I'm wrong about enumerating dictionary
contents from VB please let this be my second question...[color=blue]
> Brian Moore
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| Nick Malik 2004-02-08, 8:42 am |
| Biztalk objects are COM objects, not .NET objects. Enumerating them works
BETTER in VB6. That said, the actual AIC should be written in .NET for
performance reasons.
I don't have a code snippet off the top of my head. I last did this about a
year ago. I wrote down everything I found. I will post it.
--- Nick
"Brian Moore" <TrashMoat-NewsGroups@Yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:67BFE1FA-1497-4729-880B-2873EAE8D22D@microsoft.com...
> Hi Nick, Thanks for the response. In enumerating the dictionary are you
speaking from the .NET point of view-in which case I see that looping
through is possible, but can you also do this in VB 6.0? If so do you have
a code snippet? Oh, and thanks for looking for a list! Take care, Brian
>
> ----- Nick Malik wrote: -----
>
> in VB, you can use For Each syntax to enumerate the list.
>
> there's quite a few more. I will see if I can find a listing for you
in the
> next few days.
>
> --- Nick
>
> "Brian Moore" <TrashMoat-NewsGroups@Yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:4C632DAA-ABA9-436E-B1EB-4AEA03A4E248@microsoft.com...
IDictionary[color=blue]
> object; aside from the following names: Src_ID_Type, Src_ID_Value,
> Dest_ID_Type, Dest_ID_Value, Document_Name, Tracking_ID Src_FileName,
> Src_FilePath, and working_data what other useful names are generally
there.
> I'm writing my pipeline component in VB and don't know of a way to
enumerate
> the contents of the dictionary without first knowing the names that
it
> contains, thus my first question. If I'm wrong about enumerating
dictionary
> contents from VB please let this be my second question...
>
>
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