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    Use received file name in send port  
Jeremy Chapman


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06-12-06 06:19 PM

As a simple test, I have a one way receive port with a file transport type.
and a send port with a file transport type with an orchestration bound
between the two.  Currently, the file name property of the send port address
is %MessageID%.xml, but I want the send file to be named the same as the
received file.

A search of the newsgroups mentions using the %src_filename% token, but this
doesn't seem to work (BizTalk 2004).  All that happens is the file gets
named %src_filename%.  Is there another token to use?







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    Re: Use received file name in send port  
Ben McFarlin


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06-13-06 12:17 AM

%SourceFileName%






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    Re: Use received file name in send port  
Jeremy Chapman


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06-13-06 12:17 AM

Ok,  thanks, works.


"Ben McFarlin" <mcfarlin_ben@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1150137873.749151.208100@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> %SourceFileName%
>







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