Hi All,

How can we Pass Multipart Message as input parameter to a .Net Component(Exp
ects Xml Doc) in an orchestration

.Net Component-Method

Method(XmlDocument xdoc)
{

}
-Multipart Message type is required to call Business Rules

Thanks

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The following has worked for me...

using Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes;

Method(XLANGMessage _inputMessage)
{
XLANGPart somePart = _inputMessage["part name"];
XmlDocument xmlDoc = (XmlDocument) somePart.RetrieveAs(typeof(XmlDocument));
}

--
KjM


"Shar" wrote:

> Hi All,
>
>    How can we Pass Multipart Message as input parameter to a .Net Componen
t(Expects Xml Doc) in an orchestration
>
> .Net Component-Method
>
> Method(XmlDocument xdoc)
> {
>
> }
>  -Multipart Message type is required to call Business Rules
>
> Thanks

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Thanks Kjm,

What Does "part name" refers to..
My XML Message or Message_part Type is
<Person>
<First></First>
<Last></Last>
<Address>
<Apt></Apt>
<City></City>
<State></State>
<Address>
<Person>

I need to get(Modify) Inner Text of the elements and set it to some value


Thanks,

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I do not understand the "part name". Should this be the name og the XML-sche
ma?
I have tried a number of names using the tags in my XML, but keep getting th
e error: The XLANG/s message 'xxxxx' has no part named 'yyyy'.
Thank you for answering.
Regards Berit


"Kevin J Mackey" wrote:
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> The following has worked for me...
>
> using Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes;
>
> Method(XLANGMessage _inputMessage)
> {
> 	XLANGPart somePart = _inputMessage["part name"];
> 	XmlDocument xmlDoc = (XmlDocument) somePart.RetrieveAs(typeof(XmlDocument
));
> }
>
> --
> KjM
>
>
> "Shar" wrote:
> 

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