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ChuckD_Duncan

2005-05-18, 5:59 pm

This HAS to be a common problem. I have to call an orchestration; inside
the orchestration I need to have one or more receives - there are NO
sends. Thus there is no correlation set. If I set the receives to
"Activation = true" then the orchestration may not be called or exec'ed.

What is the magic solution??
Thanks in advance.
Chuck

JGaska [http://www.IoniaSolutions.com]

2005-05-18, 5:59 pm

Good Morning;

Ok a few things. If you have multiple messages processing at once how will
the orch receiving many messages know which messages go with which
processing? If messages are independent of each other (i.e. no correlation
needed), then split the processing into multiple orchestrations and process
messages independent. You do not need a send with a webservice receive, it
is a oneway receive using SOAP.
Simply define a port in the receiving orch(s) and choose "Direct", within
the other orch you do not need to use SOAP if the messaing is within the same
BizTalk cluster. Just use a send out and allow BizTalk to route the messages
via port filters and schemas which are bound to the incomming orch. Let me
know if you have any questions..

-Joe

"ChuckD_Duncan" wrote:

> This HAS to be a common problem. I have to call an orchestration; inside
> the orchestration I need to have one or more receives - there are NO
> sends. Thus there is no correlation set. If I set the receives to
> "Activation = true" then the orchestration may not be called or exec'ed.
>
> What is the magic solution??
> Thanks in advance.
> Chuck
>
>

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