10-16-04 02:09 AM
No Out below is the outbound message.
You need to set the HTTP.Username and HTTP.Password on the message context
and that will work for you.
Also you would need to set the authentication schema on the message context
with HTTP.AuthenticationScheme
For the different message context properties with dynamic HTTP you can see:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...-us/operations/
htm/ebiz_ops_adapt_file_gvaa.asp
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| >>Thread-Topic: Credential in Dynamic Send Port?
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| >>Subject: RE: Credential in Dynamic Send Port?
| >>Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 16:53:04 -0700
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| >>Stephen,
| >>Is here Out a send port name?
| >>I try it, it seems that the message context assignment shape does not
accept
| >>this syntax?
| >>In BT2002, we always use syntax
| >>"https://userName:password@www.mypartner.com/receive.aspx" to send
| >>message. But with BT2004, is this feature out?
| >>I think this feature is great that we have many partners sending us
same
| >>message type with their own URL and credential. So after we process the
| >>message
| >>we would like to dynamically send back response to each partners.
| >>We do not want to configure thousands static ports on BT server. So we
use
| >>one dynamic send port upto orchestration runtime to decide the
destination.
| >>Maybe you have a good idea to guide me a better solution for this
situation?
| >>
| >>Cheers
| >>Ben Jiang
| >>
| >>"Stephen W. Thomas" wrote:
| >>
| >>> You might want to try setting them in the message context inside the
message
| >>> assignment shape
| >>> Out(HTTP.Password) = "yourpassword";
| >>> Out(HTTP.Username) = "yourusername";
| >>>
| >>> I haven’t tried it, so I do not know for sure if it would work.
| >>>
| >>> Stephen W. Thomas
| >>> http://www.geekswithblogs.net/sthomas
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> "Ben Jiang" wrote:
| >>>
| >>> > Hi there,
| >>> > Can anyone help me how to provide credential information(user name
and
| >>> > password) in dynamic send port? I use the following in my
Orchestration:
| >>> >
| >>> > MySendPort(Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.Address) = Url
| >>> >
| >>> > Where Url = "https://www.mypartner.com/receive.aspx", this does not
work for
| >>> > a https host with credential information.
| >>> >
| >>> > I even try to use format:
| >>> > Url="https://userName:password@www.mypartner.com/receive.aspx", it
does not
| >>> > work neither.
| >>> >
| >>> > How do I specify this credential information in my Orchestration?
| >>> > Thanks first.
| >>> >
| >>> > Ben Jiang
| >>> >
| >>
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