I  have 2 Orchestration messages (1 "request" and 1 "response" [I refer 
to the message types]). The orchestration gets "kicked-off" by posting the r
equest message to the orchestration's web service [published the Orchest
ration as a WS.]. The request messa
ge (containing a URL element) gets received and I need to make a HTTP post o
ver the Internet. The Http post  return a xml message that is of type respon
se-message. The question is - The request message have elements "Qty" and "P
roductCode". This needs to
be reflected in the URL querystring. I.e. I need to post to
http://server.productreq.asp?Qty=12&ProductCode=XYZ
How do I construct the URL dynamically? [for now, it is hard coded - tha
t is why I thought you need to use the expression shape ]

Thanks

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Arno,

i've replied under your Expression Nightmare posting

Yossi

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> I  have 2 Orchestration messages (1 "request" and 1 "response" [I refer to[/vb
col]
the message types]). The orchestration gets "kicked-off" by posting the
request message to the orchestration's web service [published the
Orchestration as a WS.]. The request message (containing a URL element) gets
received and I need to make a HTTP post over the Internet. The Http post
return a xml message that is of type response-message. The question is - The
request message have elements "Qty" and "ProductCode". This needs to be
reflected in the URL querystring. I.e. I need to post to[vbcol=seagreen]
> http://server.productreq.asp?Qty=12&ProductCode=XYZ
> How do I construct the URL dynamically? [for now, it is hard coded - that[/vbc
ol]
is why I thought you need to use the expression shape ][vbcol=seagreen]
>
> Thanks
>

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Thank Mate
A

"Yossi Dahan" wrote:

> Arno,
>
> i've replied under your Expression Nightmare posting
>
> Yossi
>
> "Arno" <Arno@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3D8879CA-922F-4B86-A120-016F6284AF5A@microsoft.com... 
> the message types]). The orchestration gets "kicked-off" by posting the
> request message to the orchestration's web service [published the
> Orchestration as a WS.]. The request message (containing a URL element) ge
ts
> received and I need to make a HTTP post over the Internet. The Http post
> return a xml message that is of type response-message. The question is - T
he
> request message have elements "Qty" and "ProductCode". This needs to be
> reflected in the URL querystring. I.e. I need to post to 
> is why I thought you need to use the expression shape ] 
>
>
>

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