I have two or more customers that send me the orders,so
I would like use more receive location and connect
them to one receive shape.
How I can insert in my orchestration more receive location?
Thanks,
FABBIO

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Hi Fabbio,

You can create a receive port in the BizTalk explorer from within Visual Stu
dio,
then add multiple receive locations there. I don't think there is a way to d
o it
from within the orchestration.

Cheers,

Alan


"FABBIO" wrote:

> I have two or more customers that send me the orders,so
> I would like use more receive location and connect
> them to one receive shape.
> How I can insert in my orchestration more receive location?
> Thanks,
> FABBIO

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Receive Locations are not directly bound to the orchestration.
The logical process is to:
1. Create 1 Receive Port
2. Bind This single Receive Port to your orchestration.
3. Add Multiple Receive Locations to this Receive Port
4. This way multiple customers can send data to different locations all
processed by the same orchestration

Thanks,
MRoze

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> 4. This way multiple customers can send data to different locations all
> processed by the same orchestration

And to add to this, maps can be associated with receive locations, so data
coming in from multiple receive locations could be mapped to a
canonical/standard format. This is VERY powerful...

Brian
Neudesic
Microsoft BizTalk MVP


"Michael Roze [MSFTF]" <mroze@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Receive Locations are not directly bound to the orchestration.
> The logical process is to:
> 1. Create 1 Receive Port
> 2. Bind This single Receive Port to your orchestration.
> 3. Add Multiple Receive Locations to this Receive Port
> 4. This way multiple customers can send data to different locations all
> processed by the same orchestration
>
> Thanks,
> MRoze
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
> EBusiness Server Team
> 
>

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I found in Biztalk explorer, an inbound map can be added only receive port a
nd not receive location. Secondly can I add more than one map at the receive
 port?

Thanks
Ramani

"Brian Loesgen" wrote:
 
>
> And to add to this, maps can be associated with receive locations, so data
> coming in from multiple receive locations could be mapped to a
> canonical/standard format. This is VERY powerful...
>
> Brian
> Neudesic
> Microsoft BizTalk MVP
>
>
> "Michael Roze [MSFTF]" <mroze@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:%23Ad%23LSDZEHA.2900@cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl... 
> rights. 
>
>
>

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yes you can add  more than one map as long as they have different source
schemas.  The idea here is that you are normalizing the data coming into the
system by mapping from different schemas to, probably, one schema.

Matt


"ramani viswanathan" <ramaniviswanathan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> I found in Biztalk explorer, an inbound map can be added only receive port
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>
> Thanks
> Ramani
>
> "Brian Loesgen" wrote:
> 
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Closing as no response from user.

Thanks,
MRoze

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