Hello,

what do I have to do to enrich outgoing XML document sent through a
custom send pipeline with full XML type definitions (e.g. xsi:type="int") ?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Christian

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Do you need to add type information to all records and fields or to only few
 of them?
Does it have to be done in a pipeline component or can you do it in other pl
aces (e.g. map)?

I'm asking because BizTalk automatically puts xsi:type information in some c
ases (for example when you do mapping and schema have several data types tha
t can be used
in place of record, the type information will be generated automatically).

BizTalk shipped several examples of pipeline components that modify the mess
age. Did you look at any of them? They are very helpful.

Thanks
Tatyana

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>what do I have to do to enrich outgoing XML document sent through a
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>Christian
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