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Retrieve Distinguished Field value is empty
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| Hi,
I'm having a problem retrieving a Distinguished field. The value definitely
exists in the message. I have written the message out to file and also to
the event viewer and the attribute is present and has a value. Two steps:
One, write the entire message XML to the event viewer. I can see the value
is present. Two, write the Distinguished field value to the event viewer and
it is empty. No errors, just no value. I have removed the distinguished
field and re-added it to verify namespace wasn't a problem. Any ideas on
next steps?
Thanks,
M.
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| I had the same problem, I was loosing an integer all the time and when I
saved the message I could see the number. Then I tried to use xpath . didn't
work also. then I added the xpath function number before the xpath link and
it worked. for a string I used the "string" xpath func.
I don't know if it's the correct way but it solved it nicely.
"Mike" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having a problem retrieving a Distinguished field. The value definitely
> exists in the message. I have written the message out to file and also to
> the event viewer and the attribute is present and has a value. Two steps:
> One, write the entire message XML to the event viewer. I can see the value
> is present. Two, write the Distinguished field value to the event viewer and
> it is empty. No errors, just no value. I have removed the distinguished
> field and re-added it to verify namespace wasn't a problem. Any ideas on
> next steps?
>
> Thanks,
>
> M.
>
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| Susmitha Kothari 2005-06-10, 5:51 pm |
| What is the type of the attribute being promoted as distinguished field?
Regards,
Susmitha Kothari
Microsoft BizTalk Server
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