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Biztalk 2006 soap array?
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| chris lively 2006-05-03, 7:13 pm |
| We're using Biztalk 2006.
I've connected a port to an external web service that uses soapenc:Array
type parameters.
Simply put, I just want to compose a message and send it to that service.
How do I do that in the Message Assignment expression?
for example:
MyMessage.parameters[0].name = "john";
I've read that Biztalk 2006 now supports soap arrays, but apparently there
is a trick to it....
Thanks!
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| cyberkinser 2006-05-15, 1:14 pm |
| yes, use message assignment shape for setting up the message instance, use
the expression shape if you already have the message instance created
in your case use the construct shape with the assignment shape in it, you
should see the method type come up in intellisense if has a data type
associated with it, make sure your web service message is a .net class also
instead of a web message(trick since you are not creating a web message per
se, you are creating a string, or whatever in your web message) biztalk
handles all the soap stuff by the pport
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Brian Kinser
Senior Managing Consultant
Software Architects
BKinser@sark.com
"chris lively" wrote:
> We're using Biztalk 2006.
>
> I've connected a port to an external web service that uses soapenc:Array
> type parameters.
>
> Simply put, I just want to compose a message and send it to that service.
> How do I do that in the Message Assignment expression?
>
> for example:
> MyMessage.parameters[0].name = "john";
>
>
> I've read that Biztalk 2006 now supports soap arrays, but apparently there
> is a trick to it....
> Thanks!
>
>
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