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Charles Young


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09-30-04 01:03 AM

It appears there is a bug in BizTalk which prevents inbound maps from
successfully transforming data held in a seekable stream.   The problem is
probably that your custom disassembler is emitting seekable streams for the
body parts of the messages it produces.   You need to create a custom stream
class and make sure the CanSeek propertry returns false.   You could minimis
e
development effort by simply using this class to wrap the stream you are
currently emitting.

"Srini" wrote:

> I found the workaround for that.  I put the XML validator (without any
> schemas in the collection) under validate section of the pipeline
> along with my custom disassemble component.  It solved the problem.
> It looks like there may be some problem in the way how I am emitting
> the stream out of my disassembling component.  Fnow I can live with
> the workaround.  Any better solution is welcome.
>
> Cheers
> Srini
>
> savinsk@yahoo.com (Srini) wrote in message news:<b48a9e78.0408160759.326ca
f51@posting.google.com>... 
>





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