10-16-04 02:09 AM
Look at the blogs below to see an example of how to receive type agnostic
messages in your orchestration:
http://blogs.msdn.com/scottwoo/arch.../02/147120.aspx
http://www.geekswithblogs.net/sthom...08/10/9557.aspx
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| >>Thread-Topic: Receiving messages into orchestration from custom pipeline
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| >>Subject: Receiving messages into orchestration from custom pipeline
| >>Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 12:41:07 -0700
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| >>Hello:
| >>
| >>I have an orchestration that I am going to use to insert database
records
| >>coming in from another system.
| >>In a custom pipeline, I split the incoming database records into
seperate
| >>messages by tables. So I have one big file coming in, and then for
each
| >>table I generate 1 message. NO problem.
| >>
| >>The question I have is that each table has a different schema, and I
need
| >>someway to identify to the orchestration which schema is coming in, in
order
| >>to pass it along to the correct SQL Table, and I am not real sure how
to
| >>accomplish this. It seems that I can only receive one message type
into the
| >>orchestration, but I am going to have about fourteen or fifteen.
| >>
| >>What comes to mind is some type of generic message that I can downchain
to
| >>the correct message type in the orchestration based on some data, then
pass
| >>that newly constructed message onto the database insert, but I don't
know how
| >>to do that, nor if that is the 'right' way to solve the problem.
| >>
| >>any help is greatly appreciated
| >>Thanks!
| >>
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