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December 14, 2005 at 8:52 AM
#14266
Thanks Greg,
Oracle Adapter is suppoet SSO, i can set this property on the oracle send/revieve port. It sounds make sense to me with the SSOTicket, but in my orchestration, i don’t create any new message, since i use the schema that generate from the adapter to send a call store procedure and recieve a result back.
i try to send a message using HTTP adapter, so it also supports SSO. It just weird that message context seem to always overwrite to a biztalk host instance user.
Are there any way I can track who sends a message ex. by seeing SSID or which tables in BiztalkMsgBox that contains this information??