As far as I know, if you use the Call shape it’s basically like the called Orchestration never happened.
In the past, we didn’t use them and did the direct binding approach. It works good, as long as you don’t need to pass Orch parms, ports, .net class, etc to the other Orchestration.
i think i was able to blow up an orchestration called from a call shape. I openened orcehstration debugger and on the list of all the steps, i click on the step whihc corresponds to \”Call Orchestration\” shape and then right click that entry and click \”View Called Orchestration\”. That should bring up the Orch B
If Orch-A calls Orch-B using the \”Call Orch\” shape – it looks to me like the Orch-B never shows up in HAT. So when Orch-B blow up or you just want to see the debugger to see the data flow, is there a way to do it?
The site that I’m at usually uses direct binding and does a send/receive to essentially call another orchestration – but then you have to deal with the problem of setting the correlation (especially the hassle if it is in a loop).