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How do I pass variables to the construct method?
For.e.g if i wanna construct a message by name InMsg, I can build an
expression as below
construct Inmsg
{
}
but how do I pass a variable to the construct?
Thanks
Raj
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| If I am understanding your questions, you need to make values
accessible by promoting the values in your defined schema. I believe
only promoted values are accessible in your orchestration.
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| Thanks for the response,Chad
I didnt quite explain clearly what I needed in my previous message.
I have declared a variable (System.String) and I need that variable to be
passed to my construct statement in expression shape instead of hardcoding
Construct <MessageName>.By that way I can dynamically create different
messages without using decide shape & construct shapes and I will obtain the
same behavior just by using one expression shape!
Hope it makes sense
Raj
"Chad" wrote:
> If I am understanding your questions, you need to make values
> accessible by promoting the values in your defined schema. I believe
> only promoted values are accessible in your orchestration.
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| Dejan Petkovic 2005-02-14, 7:50 am |
| As far as I know you can't do it on this way. For the matter of the fact you
can't pass anything to the Transformation as well. Creating a message is
very tricky part in BT as far as I experienced.
Regards
Dejan
"Raj" <Raj@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks for the response,Chad
> I didnt quite explain clearly what I needed in my previous message.
> I have declared a variable (System.String) and I need that variable to be
> passed to my construct statement in expression shape instead of hardcoding
> Construct <MessageName>.By that way I can dynamically create different
> messages without using decide shape & construct shapes and I will obtain
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> same behavior just by using one expression shape!
> Hope it makes sense
> Raj
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> "Chad" wrote:
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| AnthonyO 2005-02-14, 5:50 pm |
| You need to create a .Net class if you intend to do what you just explained.
You can instantiate your .Net class within a construct shape. You an pass
arguments to your .Net class, and you can return various message types from
your .Net class based on the string argument you passed into your class.
This is a bit complex but I hope this will resolve the issue
Anthony O.
"Dejan Petkovic" <pdeki.remove.me.jos.jednom@saga.co.yu> wrote in message
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> As far as I know you can't do it on this way. For the matter of the fact
you
> can't pass anything to the Transformation as well. Creating a message is
> very tricky part in BT as far as I experienced.
>
> Regards
> Dejan
> "Raj" <Raj@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:72296E65-2E2C-4F94-A00B-A4504CD57ACE@microsoft.com...
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