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    • April 21, 2006 at 3:59 AM #13382
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        Hi,

        What is binding?
        What is direct and dynamic binding and when it is used?

        Regards,
        Rax

      • April 21, 2006 at 2:30 PM #13383
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          Thanks for quick reply.

          How to create dynamic ports?

          Regards,
          Rax

          [quote:aa4a5b1dd8=\”greg.forsythe\”]Binding is connecting the orchestration ports to the messaging ports you have configured using the Biztalk Explorer or Biztalk Admin Console.
          This effectively sets up subscriptions on the messagebox for the relevant entities.
          These can be:
          1. Specify Now (messaging ports configs and bindings are built into the Biztalk assembly)
          2. Specify Later (you must configure and bind messaging ports yourself)
          3. Direct [list:aa4a5b1dd8]For a send port justs publishes the message to the message box assuming you have manually created a matching subcription on a send port or orchestration
          For a receive port you must specify your own subscription using the receive shape filters[/list:u:aa4a5b1dd8]
          4. Dynamic [list:aa4a5b1dd8]Only for send ports
          Allows you to set the sending Url dynamically rather than hardcoded in configuration
          e.g you can dynamically specify a email address within an orchestration rather than hardcoding the email address on a SMTP Send Port
          [/list:u:aa4a5b1dd8][/quote:aa4a5b1dd8]

          • April 21, 2006 at 5:30 AM #13384
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              Binding is connecting the orchestration ports to the messaging ports you have configured using the Biztalk Explorer or Biztalk Admin Console.
              This effectively sets up subscriptions on the messagebox for the relevant entities.
              These can be:
              1. Specify Now (messaging ports configs and bindings are built into the Biztalk assembly)
              2. Specify Later (you must configure and bind messaging ports yourself)
              3. Direct [list:628026af29]For a send port justs publishes the message to the message box assuming you have manually created a matching subcription on a send port or orchestration
              For a receive port you must specify your own subscription using the receive shape filters[/list:u:628026af29]
              4. Dynamic [list:628026af29]Only for send ports
              Allows you to set the sending Url dynamically rather than hardcoded in configuration
              e.g you can dynamically specify a email address within an orchestration rather than hardcoding the email address on a SMTP Send Port
              [/list:u:628026af29]

              • April 21, 2006 at 10:12 PM #13385
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                  When you add a send port within an orchestration you specify its type as Dynamic.

                  You need to set the address within an expression shape:
                  DynamicSendPort(Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.Address) = \”mailto:me@home.com\”

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