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Ken Powers

2006-03-06, 5:51 pm

I have a project in which an orchestration makes a call to a web service.
I've defined two types of messages to transmit the response from the web
service.

One of the messages is a Web Message type: ETLEngineWSStartResponse
(ETLOrchestration.ykclnsd.DINEEngine_.StartEngine_response)

The other message is a Schema type: OutboundDINEStatusResponse
(ETLOrchestration.Engine)

I need to pass information from the Web Message to the Schema message. If I
try to do a direct assignment, such as

OutboundDINEStatusResponse = ETLEngineWSStartResponse;

I get an error about implicitly converting a Web Message to a Schema message.

How do I go about passing the information between the two messages?
Andre Prins

2006-03-07, 2:48 am

Ken Powers wrote:

> How do I go about passing the information between the two messages?


Hi Ken,

If you have schemas for both messages you can use a Transform inside a Message Construct to map data from one schema to another.

HTH

--
Andre Prins
Twain Development
Ken Powers

2006-03-07, 5:51 pm

I was thinking about that too. How do I create a schema for the web service
message? I created the web service so I can modify it as much as I want.

"Andre Prins" wrote:

> Ken Powers wrote:
>
>
> Hi Ken,
>
> If you have schemas for both messages you can use a Transform inside a Message Construct to map data from one schema to another.
>
> HTH
>
> --
> Andre Prins
> Twain Development
>

Andre Prins

2006-03-08, 2:48 am

Ken Powers wrote:

> How do I create a schema for the web service
> message?


AFAIK you will have to do this manually with the schema editor.

HTH

--
Andre Prins
Twain Development
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