I have a message setup within my orchestration and it points to a schema.
Inside my message assignment shape I have:

MsgEmpDelReq(SimpleComp1.PropertySchema.EmployeeID) = varNewEmpID;

When I compile, it tells me :
'MsgEmpDelReg.parameters': message part has not been initializsed in
construct statement.

How do I initialize this message?

Thanks.

Norton

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"TheNortonZ" <thenortonz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have a message setup within my orchestration and it points to a schema.
>Inside my message assignment shape I have:
>
> MsgEmpDelReq(SimpleComp1.PropertySchema.EmployeeID) = varNewEmpID;
>
> When I compile, it tells me :
> 'MsgEmpDelReg.parameters': message part has not been initializsed in
> construct statement.
>
> How do I initialize this message?
>
You should use MsgEmpDelReq = new whateverthetypeis();
before
MsgEmpDelReq(SimpleComp1.PropertySchema.EmployeeID) = varNewEmpID;
HTH
AP
Nottingham - UK

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Wor,

This does not work. If I do this, directly after the new, two namespaces
appear 'Microsoft' and 'System'. Am I missing something here? The Assembly
that the schemas are in the orchestration is in also.

Norton
"Wor Tony" <anthony@SHOESanthonypounder.com> wrote in message
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> "TheNortonZ" <thenortonz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:uykxyUTtEHA.2788@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... 
> You should use MsgEmpDelReq = new whateverthetypeis();
> before
> MsgEmpDelReq(SimpleComp1.PropertySchema.EmployeeID) = varNewEmpID;
> HTH
> AP
> Nottingham - UK
>

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"TheNortonZ" <thenortonz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Wor,
>
> This does not work. If I do this, directly after the new, two namespaces
> appear 'Microsoft' and 'System'. Am I missing something here? The Assembly
> that the schemas are in the orchestration is in also.
>

Do you mean that the namespace of the schema is in the intellisense?

If so, select the namespace and hit tab, press the . key and continue
with your namespace until you get to the typename that represents your
schema e.g. my.namespace.schema.type

HTH
AP
Nottingham - UK

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No, the namespace of the schema is not showing, that is the problem. It is
like it doesn't know anything about the schema namespace.

I have heard that within BizTalk, in order to have a message initialized you
sometimes have to create a dummy transformation prior to doing a message
assignment. Not sure if there is another way other than creating some type
of .Net component to do it.

Norton
"Wor Tony" <anthony@SHOESanthonypounder.com> wrote in message
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> "TheNortonZ" <thenortonz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:uvaxqMVtEHA.2688@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... 
>
> Do you mean that the namespace of the schema is in the intellisense?
>
> If so, select the namespace and hit tab, press the . key and continue
> with your namespace until you get to the typename that represents your
> schema e.g. my.namespace.schema.type
>
> HTH
> AP
> Nottingham - UK
>

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"TheNortonZ" <thenortonz@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> No, the namespace of the schema is not showing, that is the problem. It is
> like it doesn't know anything about the schema namespace.
>
> I have heard that within BizTalk, in order to have a message initialized
> you sometimes have to create a dummy transformation prior to doing a
> message assignment. Not sure if there is another way other than creating
> some type of .Net component to do it.
>
I've never had to do this.  I create a message of type my.schema.type and
create
a new instance with message = new my.schema.type().

Just a thought, but have you identified the message that will be created in
the "to be
constructed property" of the assignment/construct message shape? - I haven't
got BTS
to hand so I'm being a bit vague as to the correct terminology.

HTH
AP
Nottingham - UK

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