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jallred

2005-12-12, 5:59 pm

I just created a new policy using the Business Rule Composer. I have
an orchestration that uses the CallRules shape to call my new policy.
However, after I select my policy, it doesn't give me the option to
define the parameters. What did I miss? I need to pass it one of
the messages in my orchestration. I don't see anything in the
Business Rule Composer that defines parameters?!?!?

Thanks.

Jon Flanders

2005-12-12, 5:59 pm

Hello jallred,
You need to redo your policy - and change the document type of the schema
to be the same as the BizTalk type (if you click on the document type property
in the Composer - the description warns you of this)

Jon Flanders [MVP]
http://www.masteringbiztalk.com

> I just created a new policy using the Business Rule Composer. I have
> an orchestration that uses the CallRules shape to call my new policy.
> However, after I select my policy, it doesn't give me the option to
> define the parameters. What did I miss? I need to pass it one of
> the messages in my orchestration. I don't see anything in the
> Business Rule Composer that defines parameters?!?!?
>
> Thanks.
>



Kenneth Thorman

2005-12-13, 2:48 am



"Jon Flanders" wrote:

> Hello jallred,
> You need to redo your policy - and change the document type of the schema
> to be the same as the BizTalk type (if you click on the document type property
> in the Composer - the description warns you of this)
>
> Jon Flanders [MVP]
> http://www.masteringbiztalk.com
>
>
>
>

Kenneth Thorman

2005-12-13, 2:48 am

Hi Jallred,

Sorry for the double post.
The Document Type in the properties pane for the skema you base your rule on
need to be the fully qualified name. Per default when you import/base your
rule on a schema it only includes the last part of the document type.

So instead of (default) "MyMessageType" you need
"MyNameSpace.MyOtherNameSppce...MyMessageType" (these should of course be
your names)

Regards
Kenneth Thorman
"Kenneth Thorman" wrote:
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> "Jon Flanders" wrote:
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jallred

2005-12-13, 5:55 pm

That was it, thx.

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