Outgoing Message Verification And Adding Message Context Information

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    • June 3, 2010 at 9:09 AM #24880
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        Hi All,
        I am new to this forum and new to Biztalk too. Currently I have started exploring Biztalk Server 2009 and ESB Toolkit 2.0. I have completed basic understanding of Biztalk server and able to develop some examples.

        The following two items I am currently looking are,

        First,
        I want to achieve some validation of incomming message, specifically I have flat file with multiple lines of records. Each line consists of 3 columns where column 3 is the some of first and second column. I want to verify that 3rd column is the correct sum of first and second column.

        Second,
        I want to including context information to the content of the output message, where we want to include the outgoing file name in the message content.

        No Idea how will I achieve these, Please guide me if any one has any suggestion. Any help in this regards will be highly appreciated.

        Regards,
        Netsan [:)]

      • June 15, 2010 at 10:46 PM #24974
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          If you’re in an orchestration you can get/set a message receive file name using the FILE.ReceivedFileName context.

          //Get example

          varFileName = msgMyMessage(FILE.ReceivedFileName);

          //Set example

          msgMyMessage(FILE.ReceivedFileName) = “MyNewFilename”;

          If you’re trying to write to the message context in a pipeline then you can do something like this:

           

          IBaseMessagePart bodyPart = inmsg.BodyPart;
          Stream ediStrm = bodyPart.GetOriginalDataStream();

          string destinationParty “ACME”;

          //Now promote destinationParty
          inmsg.Context.Promote(“DestinationParty “, “http://Destiny.PropertySchema”, destinationParty);

          Explanation:

          inmsg.Context.Promote(<Property Field>, <Property Schema>, <Value being promoted>);

          Note, you will need to create a property schema, and add DestinationParty to the schema

          hope this helps

           

          • June 22, 2010 at 4:11 AM #25031
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              Thanks for the reply,
              I will try the approach suggested and let the community know, how it goes.

              Thank you for your help.

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