"Invalid doctype format" when executing Send-pipeline inside an orchestration

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    • #26134

      Hi

      I’m trying to aggregate four messages into one message by providing a list of document messages (variable:objNewListOfDocuments, type:Microsoft.XLANGs.Pipeline.SendPipelineInputMessages (just an assembler component with envelope and document schema specified)) into a send pipeline (GB.Integration.AggregateReading). I know that messages inside this list are correct (I can see it in my log). The aggregated message (variable:msgAggregatedGetMeterReadings, type:System.Xml.XmlDocument) is never created and following error is thrown:

      Inner exception: There was a failure executing pipeline “GB.Integration.AggregateReadings”.

      Error details: “Invalid doctype format: http://iec.ch/TC57/2011/GetMeterReadings##GetMeterReadings”.
             
      Exception type: XLANGPipelineManagerException

       

      Code:

      msgAggregatedGetMeterReadings = null;
      Microsoft.XLANGs.Pipeline.XLANGPipelineManager.ExecuteSendPipeline(typeof(GB.Integration.AggregateReading),
      objNewListOfDocuments, msgAggregatedGetMeterReadings);

      The worst part is that error is complaining about http://iec.ch/TC57/2011/GetMeterReadings##GetMeterReadings which I am expecting. I have an envelope and a document schema and I’m able to split a bigger message into several smaller ones (receive pipeline) so I know that those schemas are correct. I can not find keywords “Invalid doctype format” and BizTalk on Google so I’m truly lost.

      Any help is highly appreciated?

       

      Kind regards

      A.H.

    • #26148

      Hi,

      Are you sure MessageType is correct:   iec.ch/…/GetMeterReadings

      As messageType is combination of Namespace#RootNode .  iec.ch/…/GetMeterReadings

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