BizTalk 2004: Orchestration question, string message -> xml message transformation
From: jsidhu (sidhu.j_at_gmail.com)
Date: 10/05/04
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Date: 5 Oct 2004 12:09:24 -0700
I have a simple orchestration which uses a component method to run a
Stored procedure and return some data. This data is actually a
flat-file which I've already made the schema for. I want to parse this
flat-file using the schema into an xml, and then do further processing
on that xml. Im not able to clear this hurdle because:
1) The message that is passed to my orchestration is a simple message
which contains a uniqueID. The real message is in the DB which I have
to get using my Stored Procedure call. I can successfuly make the call
to my component, in a Expression box, and get the flat file back and
assign that to a string Variable. Now this String Variable, i.e. the
flat file, needs to be converted to the xml using the proper schema,
which I have.
2) If I had this flat file passed to me as the main message instead of
the smalled message, I would simply use the flat-file disassembler to
do the job and return me the xml version of the message.
so you see, I am stuck at the point where I have a string variable
that I need to turn into an xml message, whose schema I've already
created.
Any help in getting me across this roadblock would be appreciated.
Thanks,
JSidhu.
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