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Problem referencing schema within a Message
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| Ron Simmons 2004-03-20, 9:23 pm |
| Using BTS2004 RTM.
I have a receive operation whose Message is 'ACHData', which is defined as an Orchestration-level Message whose Message Type is 'ACH'. ACH.XSD is my schema that contains various nodes. In an expression shape that is a few steps after my receive shape, I
attempt to reference ACHData.ACHnode, but the expression editor tells me the following:
"identifier 'ACHnode' does not exist in 'ACHData'; are you missing an assembly reference?"
I am at a loss as to how to proceed. I thought that this might have had something to do with marking my ACHnode as a distinguished property, but after doing so, saw no effect and the error persists.
I must be leaving something out, but don't know what it is. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Ron
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| Tomas Restrepo \(MVP\) 2004-03-20, 9:23 pm |
| Hi Ron,
> I have a receive operation whose Message is 'ACHData', which is defined as
an Orchestration-level Message whose Message Type is 'ACH'. ACH.XSD is my
schema that contains various nodes. In an expression shape that is a few
steps after my receive shape, I attempt to reference ACHData.ACHnode, but
the expression editor tells me the following:
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> "identifier 'ACHnode' does not exist in 'ACHData'; are you missing an
assembly reference?"
>
> I am at a loss as to how to proceed. I thought that this might have had
something to do with marking my ACHnode as a distinguished property, but
after doing so, saw no effect and the error persists.
OK, you confused me here... did you mark the node as a Property Field, or as
a Distinguished field? (both things are handled from the same "Show
promotions" dialog, but different tabs).
Only distinguished fields can be accessed that way from orchestrations
(promoted fields are used as message properties and for correlation and
stuff).
--
Tomas Restrepo
tomasr@mvps.org
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| Ron Simmons 2004-03-22, 2:37 pm |
| I finally figured out that I had not properly promoted my data as 'Distinguished'. Once I did this, then it worked just fine.
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