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Why do you need this? I would think that, in general, having orchestrations trying to manipulate each other’s ports is not a good idea. There’s something to be said for encapsulation…
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In the first orchestration I’m starting out by retrieving a list of files which will need to be downloaded from an FTP site. I then want to save them down to the local network in the location detailed in the receive port of the second orchestration.
Orchestration 1: poll sql, retrieve list of files to download, download files, save to local network location
Orchestration 2: retrieve files from network, manipulate data, send file contents to sql server
So, unless you know a way to dynamically receive FTP files using an adapter I’d like to read the address of the receive location on Orch 2 to know where to download the files to.
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I understand what you’re doing, but that’s really not the way to go in this case. There’s really little reason why you’d need, from your description, to obtain that information dynamically, anyway, though I guess if you’re really set on doing it that way, you could easily query that information using ExplorerOM (or maybe even WMI). Honestly, I wouldn’t worry and would just configure the two ports statically to use the same path and be done with it.
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