Hi,
Currently , In my orchestrations port URI I am using
"....\%MessageID%.txt" name and it comes to really weird -
looking name, like:{A9EF1FB4-4A03-4970-A5FF-
17BFD9DE0E79}.txt
Is any way that I can use an original source file name,
because it also unique?

Also, How can I see original message in native format when
it is been processed by BT2004?

Thank you,
Alex.

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Just use %SourceFileName% instead.

To see the message in the native format set the tracking to "before receive"
and than save the message through the HAT. it should appear in its native
format

Yossi

"Alex" <astar@NOSPAMsumitrans.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> Currently , In my orchestrations port URI I am using
> "....\%MessageID%.txt" name and it comes to really weird -
> looking name, like:{A9EF1FB4-4A03-4970-A5FF-
> 17BFD9DE0E79}.txt
> Is any way that I can use an original source file name,
> because it also unique?
>
> Also, How can I see original message in native format when
> it is been processed by BT2004?
>
> Thank you,
> Alex.
>
>

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Yossi,
Thank you!

Alex.

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I got %SourceFileName%.txt  as a result. It seems like
context property does not have a value, which is strange
becouse I use flat-file standatd adapter and original
file's name does not contain any problematic characters
and it is like
20040709NYE-20.txt
Any clue why SourceFileName macros is blank?

Alex.

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Alex,

You must set it in your orchestration,
outmessage(File.ReceiveFileName) = inmessage(File.ReceiveFileName)
in a message assignment shape, you could set it to anything this is just an
example of setting it to the same as the received file name.

Bill Chesnut
BizTalk MVP

"Alex" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I got %SourceFileName%.txt  as a result. It seems like
> context property does not have a value, which is strange
> becouse I use flat-file standatd adapter and original
> file's name does not contain any problematic characters
> and it is like
> 20040709NYE-20.txt
> Any clue why SourceFileName macros is blank?
>
> Alex.
>

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Hello Bill,
Thank you for the tip.
My orchestration is really simple and it has this
structure:

Port_Incoming ->
-> Receive_Shape(Activate=True; Message=SUN_Instance)->
-> Constract_Shape(Message Constructed=SAP_Instance) +
Transform_Shape(Input Messages=SUN_Instance; Output
Messages=SAP_Instance) ->
-> Send_Shape (Message=SAP_Instance)->
-> Port_Outgoing

Now I have to include the message assignment shape, so I
can do it inside of my Constract_Shape but before
transform shape and my orchestration will looks like this:

Port_Incoming ->
-> Receive_Shape(Activate=True; Message=SUN_Instance)->
-> Constract_Shape(Message Constructed=SAP_Instance) +
+ Message_Assignment_Shape( expression:
SAP_Instance(Schemas.ReceiveFileName)=SUN_Instance
(Schemas.ReceiveFileName);)  +
+ Transform_Shape(Input Messages=SUN_Instance; Output
Messages=SAP_Instance) ->
-> Send_Shape (Message=SAP_Instance)->
-> Port_Outgoing


However, for my "assigns shape" expression I got an error.
SAP_Instance(Schemas.ReceiveFileName)=SUN_Instance
(Schemas.ReceiveFileName);   - "Identifier ReceiveFileName
does not exist in Schemas!"

Where "Schemas.SUN" and "Schemas.SAP" is a namespace for
my schemas and Schemas is a my schemas and map project's
name.

Do you know what am I missing?

Alex.

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Alex,

it should be:

SAP_Instance(File.ReceiveFileName)=SUN_Instance(File.ReceiveFileName);

Bill Chesnut
BizTalk MVP

"Alex" <astar@NOSPAMsumitrans.com> wrote in message
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> Hello Bill,
> Thank you for the tip.
> My orchestration is really simple and it has this
> structure:
>
> Port_Incoming ->
> -> Receive_Shape(Activate=True; Message=SUN_Instance)->
> -> Constract_Shape(Message Constructed=SAP_Instance) +
> Transform_Shape(Input Messages=SUN_Instance; Output
> Messages=SAP_Instance) ->
> -> Send_Shape (Message=SAP_Instance)->
> -> Port_Outgoing
>
> Now I have to include the message assignment shape, so I
> can do it inside of my Constract_Shape but before
> transform shape and my orchestration will looks like this:
>
>  Port_Incoming ->
> -> Receive_Shape(Activate=True; Message=SUN_Instance)->
> -> Constract_Shape(Message Constructed=SAP_Instance) +
> + Message_Assignment_Shape( expression:
> SAP_Instance(Schemas.ReceiveFileName)=SUN_Instance
> (Schemas.ReceiveFileName);)  +
> + Transform_Shape(Input Messages=SUN_Instance; Output
> Messages=SAP_Instance) ->
> -> Send_Shape (Message=SAP_Instance)->
> -> Port_Outgoing
>
>
> However, for my "assigns shape" expression I got an error.
> SAP_Instance(Schemas.ReceiveFileName)=SUN_Instance
> (Schemas.ReceiveFileName);   - "Identifier ReceiveFileName
> does not exist in Schemas!"
>
> Where "Schemas.SUN" and "Schemas.SAP" is a namespace for
> my schemas and Schemas is a my schemas and map project's
> name.
>
>  Do you know what am I missing?
>
> Alex.
>
>

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Stupid me,
I just reasized,it should be in Upper case(FILE, not File).

SAP_Instance(FILE.ReceiveFileName)=SUN_Instance
(FILE.ReceiveFileName);

Alex.

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I am also struck up with same problem!!

%SourceFileName% with FlatFile is not working..

I tried same way in Orchastration, 

Message_2(FILE.ReceivedFileName)=Message_1(FILE.ReceivedFileName);

When i am compiling geting exceptions:
 'Message_2': message has not been initialized in construct statement!!

use of unconstructed message 'Message_2'

I tried to Cinstruct New Message and problem is same..!!

Any Idea...why i am getting this error..after creating new msg!!

Is there any other way to solve this issue!!

CR-


quote:
Originally posted by Alex 
Stupid me,
I just reasized,it should be in Upper case(FILE, not File).

SAP_Instance(FILE.ReceiveFileName)=SUN_Instance
(FILE.ReceiveFileName);

Alex. 

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I got your code to work when receiving a file and sending a file - BUT - wha
t
if I want to create a file dynamically?  The %SourceFileName% macro does not
substitute unless an actual physical file is received.  So if I create a new
message by using XMLDOC.Load("<root></root>") etc...  then try to write out
the file, the send port does not substitute a variable for %SourceFileName%.

I was looking into other macros such as %DestinationParty% - but haven't got
that to work yet either.  I'm about to do some searches on "custom macros" t
o
see if they are available.

Thanks in advance,
Neal Walters
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