I need a GUID in the output file name that can also be accessed inside the o
rchestration.

I tried using %MessageID% in the output filename and then using BTS.MessageI
D in the orchestration. But the two GUIDs are not the same. This might be be
cause when a message is sent via SEND port, a copy of the message is being s
ent and hence it gets a unique, never before seen GUID.

Any ideas, workarounds ?

I need this functionality for the following scenario: When i receive a file 
X, I am trying to create a message that says "file X has been received and r
enamed to GUID-X". I want to rename files so that if a file is sent with the
 same name, it doesnt get overriden.

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You may set the "ReceivedFileName" property manually.  Your send port can
take that into account if you want it to.  (Use the macro for this.)

Kind regards,
Christof


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>
> I need a GUID in the output file name that can also be accessed inside
> the orchestration.
>
> I tried using %MessageID% in the output filename and then using
> BTS.MessageID in the orchestration. But the two GUIDs are not the same.
> This might be because when a message is sent via SEND port, a copy of
> the message is being sent and hence it gets a unique, never before seen
> GUID.
>
> Any ideas, workarounds ?
>
> I need this functionality for the following scenario: When i receive a
> file X, I am trying to create a message that says "file X has been
> received and renamed to GUID-X". I want to rename files so that if a
> file is sent with the same name, it doesnt get overriden.
>
>
>
> --
> krishna
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Thanks Christof. That worked !!

quote:
Originally posted by Christof 
You may set the "ReceivedFileName" property manually.  Your send port can
take that into account if you want it to.  (Use the macro for this.)

Kind regards,
Christof


"krishna" <krishna.15hoqu@mail.webservertalk.com> wrote in message
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>
> I need a GUID in the output file name that can also be accessed inside
> the orchestration.
>
> I tried using %MessageID% in the output filename and then using
> BTS.MessageID in the orchestration. But the two GUIDs are not the same.
> This might be because when a message is sent via SEND port, a copy of
> the message is being sent and hence it gets a unique, never before seen
> GUID.
>
> Any ideas, workarounds ?
>
> I need this functionality for the following scenario: When i receive a
> file X, I am trying to create a message that says "file X has been
> received and renamed to GUID-X". I want to rename files so that if a
> file is sent with the same name, it doesnt get overriden.
>
>
>
> --
> krishna
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Posted via http://www.webservertalk.com
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> View this thread: http://www.webservertalk.com/message204246.html
> 

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