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    Reading BTSSVC.exe.config values From Orchestration expression sha  
RR


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08-16-05 10:57 PM

Expression shapes in my orchestration saves messages into a folder by
xmldocument.save method.
But I wish to call this statement only in Development and Test
environments and I dont want in UAT and Prod.
For this, can I add a new tag/value in BTSSVC.exc.config file and set
the flag whether it is Dev/Test or UAT/Prod. Then I wish to read this flag
from Orchestration expression shape and save messages accordingly.
Can I do this?
Is there any better alternative to this purpose?

Thanks,
RR.





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    Re: Reading BTSSVC.exe.config values From Orchestration expression sha  
Jon Flanders[MVP]


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08-16-05 10:57 PM

Yes - you can do this.  Since #defines are not supported in XLANGs - I'd say
yes this is the way to do this (certianly a reasonable way)

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"RR" <RR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>      Expression shapes in my orchestration saves messages into a folder by
> xmldocument.save method.
>     But I wish to call this statement only in Development and Test
> environments and I dont want in UAT and Prod.
>     For this, can I add a new tag/value in BTSSVC.exc.config file and set
> the flag whether it is Dev/Test or UAT/Prod. Then I wish to read this flag
> from Orchestration expression shape and save messages accordingly.
> Can I do this?
> Is there any better alternative to this purpose?
>
> Thanks,
> RR.







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