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    Message Merge in BizTalk Orchestration  
Dan


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07-19-04 07:48 AM

Hi, I got stuck with the following problem:
I already got two messages, and I need construct a 3rd message which uses th
e attributes in the both messages earlier. When I use two data mapper to try
 to construct this 3rd message, seems only the 2nd mapper take effect. That 
is, the information from th
e 1st message is lost. I don't know how to make this in BizTalk Orchestratio
n. I am a tru novice of this tool. Thanks a lot in advance!

~Dan





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    RE: Message Merge in BizTalk Orchestration  
sfh


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07-20-04 07:50 AM

If I understand your problem correctly you want to construct 3rd message bas
ed on the two messages constructed eralier. What you need to do is map first
 two messages to the third message. For that you can drop a transform shape 
into the orchestration, the
n select new map as the map option. Define first two messages as the source 
messages and select third message as the destination message. Now make sure 
that option "Lauch Mapper on OK" is checked. Now you select OK and the mappe
r tool will be launched wit
h first two messages as source, and third as the target. You are ready to ma
p the attributes.

I hope it helps.

sfh.

"Dan" wrote:

> Hi, I got stuck with the following problem:
> I already got two messages, and I need construct a 3rd message which uses the attr
ibutes in the both messages earlier. When I use two data mapper to try to construct 
this 3rd message, seems only the 2nd mapper take effect. That is, the information fr
om
the 1st message is lost. I don't know how to make this in BizTalk Orchestration. I am a tru 
novice of this tool. Thanks a lot in advance!
>
> ~Dan





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    Re: Message Merge in BizTalk Orchestration  
Matt Milner


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07-20-04 07:50 AM

Have you created a new map using hte transform shape and put the first two
messages as the inputs and the second as the outputs?  If so, then make sure
you are using concatenation or using the functoids correctly to get both
sets of values.

Matt

"Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6EA721D1-45FF-4E27-B38A-1AF7FCCCC306@microsoft.com...
> Hi, I got stuck with the following problem:
> I already got two messages, and I need construct a 3rd message which uses
the attributes in the both messages earlier. When I use two data mapper to
try to construct this 3rd message, seems only the 2nd mapper take effect.
That is, the information from the 1st message is lost. I don't know how to
make this in BizTalk Orchestration. I am a tru novice of this tool. Thanks a
lot in advance!
>
> ~Dan







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    RE: Message Merge in BizTalk Orchestration  
Dan


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07-22-04 10:56 PM

Thank you guys, I made it. It did work great!

"Dan" wrote:

> Hi, I got stuck with the following problem:
> I already got two messages, and I need construct a 3rd message which uses the attr
ibutes in the both messages earlier. When I use two data mapper to try to construct 
this 3rd message, seems only the 2nd mapper take effect. That is, the information fr
om
the 1st message is lost. I don't know how to make this in BizTalk Orchestration. I am a tru 
novice of this tool. Thanks a lot in advance!
>
> ~Dan





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