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Hi there
I have an HTTP adapter sending an XML document over the net to an IIS server. Pretty standard setup but the question is over which pipeline to use.
In the past I have always used the default PassThru pipeline for HTTP adapters. Basically this will ensure that the entire document is passed as one big string to the receiving web site – correct?But then it was suggested that I need to use the XMLTransmit pipeline because this will assemble the data into an XML object and pass it as such to the website.
This confuses me because I cannot see how it matters.
Could someone please offer some advice on which would be the best pipeline to use?Thanks
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JMan,
In your case, there’s a good chance either one will work. Using the XML Assembler likely won’t cause trouble, and can be pretty helpful if you need to control what encoding your XML is generated in when posting it to the remote server (it can also demote promoted properties, if you need that capability).
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