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    XmlDocument & specific multi-part message type Transfer  
WENNIE CHANG


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03-29-05 11:18 PM

hi,

during my Orchestration , I create a XmlDocumant in C#,

No I want to use a Map to sort some element order  and generate

a  message which multi-part Message Type is "Order"
("Order" is a custom type)

Colud I transfer this XmlDocument into "Order" type

How could I do this ?

I'll very appricate for your suggestions .






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    Re: XmlDocument & specific multi-part message type Transfer  
Scott Colestock


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03-30-05 10:51 PM

When you return the XmlDocument, you can assign it to a message within your
orchestration that is typed to an appropriate schema (i.e. one that matches
the instance doc you created in C#.)

At that point, you can use a transform shape that takes this message as
input, and generates the Order message.

Scott Colestock
www.traceofthought.net


"WENNIE CHANG" <yeawen6886@yahoo.com-dot-tw.no-spam.invalid> wrote in
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> hi,
>
>   during my Orchestration , I create a XmlDocumant in C#,
>
>   No I want to use a Map to sort some element order  and generate
>
>   a  message which multi-part Message Type is "Order"
>   ("Order" is a custom type)
>
>   Colud I transfer this XmlDocument into "Order" type
>
>   How could I do this ?
>
>   I'll very appricate for your suggestions .
>







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