Hi All,

I have one correlation type which is used in one correlation set and has
been configured for  two receive ports.  Port 1(correlation initialized),
port 2(Following correlation set)

Problem explanation
--------------------------
eg : field in the correlation type is  "username" and "year"

suppose port1 it has received "Jonde" and "2004" for the correlation type, I
want in the second receive port to Check with the same field name but the
value should be "Jonde" 2003" , ie I have to change the value in the year fo
r
the port 2. Is there any way

*both the receive port is having the same schema
*I am using Share adapter for getting the infopath forms from sharepoint

thanks in advance

Suresh.A

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Hi Suresh
Have a look at this
http://geekswithblogs.net/cyoung/articles/17364.aspx

there's not a lot you can't do with these techniques!

HTH

Ben

"Suresh.A" wrote:

> Hi All,
>
>     I have one correlation type which is used in one correlation set and h
as
> been configured for  two receive ports.  Port 1(correlation initialized),
> port 2(Following correlation set)
>
> Problem explanation
> --------------------------
> eg : field in the correlation type is  "username" and "year"
>
> suppose port1 it has received "Jonde" and "2004" for the correlation type,
 I
> want in the second receive port to Check with the same field name but the
> value should be "Jonde" 2003" , ie I have to change the value in the year 
for
> the port 2. Is there any way
>
> *both the receive port is having the same schema
> *I am using Share adapter for getting the infopath forms from sharepoint
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Suresh.A

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Hi Ben,
        Do you have any sample  for  assigning  values to correlation set di
rectly. I tried to impliment it. 
        it was not working .
        I am still working on it...

Thanks

Suresh.A

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Hi Ben,
Do you have any sample which illustrates this feature. I am not able to
make it in my solution.
Thanks for your help..

Suresh.A

"Ben Cops" wrote:
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> Hi Suresh
> Have a look at this
> http://geekswithblogs.net/cyoung/articles/17364.aspx
>
> there's not a lot you can't do with these techniques!
>
> HTH
>
> Ben
>
> "Suresh.A" wrote:
> 

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