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09-15-04 03:18 PM

Hi

How to implement dynamic mapping using
"Microsoft.BizTalk.ExplorerOM.Transform" class.


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    RE: Dynamic Mapping  
Gilles [MSFT]


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09-16-04 01:51 AM

Hello,

>How to implement dynamic mapping using
>"Microsoft.BizTalk.ExplorerOM.Transform" class.

This class allows you to inspect a BizTalk transformation. BizTalk transform
ations are also sometimes called "maps".
A map represent a mapping between a source schema and an output schema

The class allows you to inspect a transformation only (i.e. get the name of 
the assembly containing the transformation, the
source and destination schema ...). It does not allow you to alter these pro
perties (properties are read only).

I am not sure I understand your question. Are you trying to change a map at 
runtime?
If so, this is not possible. Maps are "compiled" and cannot be changed at ru
ntime. You can howeverbuild maps that produce different
outputs depending on the document that is presented, by using functoids, for
 instance.

Hope this helps.
-Gilles.






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