Hi,

I am implementing a simple correlation in my test orchestration. I have a se
nd port and a receive port. I have defined a property schema with 1 element 
"SessionId".

I have promoted corresponding fields in the request and response schema. Def
ined the correlation type, correlation set and done all the setting.

When I run the schedule it gives me following error:

Failed to initialize the correlation property name: SessionId 
namespace:http://test.propertyschema from message:Message_Req

Pls let me know if I have missed out anything.

Thanks & regards,
-Nagesh.

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did you verify the prior to the initialization of the correlation set the
sessionId property has a value?

Yossi

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> Hi,
>
> I am implementing a simple correlation in my test orchestration. I have
> a send port and a receive port. I have defined a property schema with 1
> element "SessionId".
>
> I have promoted corresponding fields in the request and response
> schema. Defined the correlation type, correlation set and done all the
> setting.
>
> When I run the schedule it gives me following error:
>
> Failed to initialize the correlation property name: SessionId
> namespace:http://test.propertyschema from message:Message_Req
>
> Pls let me know if I have missed out anything.
>
> Thanks & regards,
> -Nagesh.
>
>
>
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Hi Yossi,

Thanks for your help. I could solve the correlatioj issue. The value for ses
sionid was not set before initialising the correlation set.

I am using a map to populate the session id value. After modification in the
 map I could see the value for sessionid.

Thanks once again.

regards,
-Nagesh.

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