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    • March 13, 2008 at 9:12 AM #19065
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        Hello.

        Preface: “I am a newbie!”

        I have a message I’ve constructed and its ready for delivery, but I need to wrap an ‘authentication’ xml around the message before it goes out. I am trying to do this using a SEND pipeline so it can be used for all the messages that go out of the application.

        Can someone point me to an example of this?

        I dont have the schema for the authentication, do I need one?

        I’ve researched online and in over 5 Biztalk books – this doesnt seem to be a subject thats heavily covered.

         Thanks in advance!

         

      • March 31, 2008 at 2:00 AM #19192
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          JavaK,

          Can you provide an example of how the Xml looks when it comes out of BizTalk and how it is supposed to look with this authentication Xml?

          Cheers, Nick.

        • April 8, 2008 at 4:18 AM #19281
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            Hi JavaK,

            [quote user="JavaK"]I dont have the schema for the authentication, do I need one[/quote]

            yes, you have to have a schema for the authentication,

             In case you need to extract some infromation from the message payload to use it in the authentication header, you may develop a custom pipeline component to accomplish this, the following link may be of help:

            http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa559443.aspx

            Mike

            • April 8, 2008 at 1:07 PM #19288
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                Mike

                 Thanks! – When I go to that like there is a runtim error… I guess the site is down for a while.

                 I did overcome this problem – using an expression shape in my orchestration that assigned the message into an XmlDocument variable and then inserted it into a node in the authentication xml.

                 This is working fine for now, but I’ll have to revisit the pipeline component – This seems like a much cleaner way of doing it.

                 I did find a Pipeline Component Wizard that writes out all the required files and I’ll only have to transfer the code – or so it looks like.

                I guess we’ll see.

                Thanks for the update.

                 

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