| Dan Tharp 2005-05-19, 5:50 pm |
| Joe,
Thanks for the response.
But, can you specify on the send port (through BizTalk Explorer) to go
straight to a web service (using the SOAP transport type)?
I can only get the message passed off to the web service if it's done
through orchestration.
Is orchestration the only way to pass off the message to the web service?
Thanks,
Dan
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> Dan;
>
> You can receive a message via a receive port/location, and then apply a
> filter on the send port to send the request.
>
> Example:
>
> If you named your receive port "ReceiveMyMessage" (the port not location).
>
> then in the filter of the send port you define the filter as
>
> BTS.ReceivePortName=ReceiveMyMessage
>
> The trick will be you will have to map the message on the inbound or
> outbound port to match the message you are suppose to transmit to the
> webservice. So any message received from the receive port
> "ReceiveMyMessage"
> will be routed to the send port.
>
> Let me know if you have any questions.
>
> -Joe
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> "Dan Tharp" wrote:
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