Re: Howto construct a message for a simple WebService call?

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A very good answer, but still, I would like to see sample code to that
assignment.
For example, I want to use 'CustomerID' from the input FILE message as a
parameter in the WebService call. I the mean time I will do some experiments
to figure out the syntax ....

"Tomas Restrepo (MVP)" wrote:

> > What is wrong when I can't access any output message for a Transform map?
> > I am going to consume a WebService that I created in Visual Studio.
> > In BizTalk I have been able to add a Web reference and create a request
> > message and a response message, and a web port. But it seems to be
> > impossible
> > to use the construct message shape to transform the input FILE to a web
> > request message.
> > The transform wizard accepts the FILE message as 'source', but refuses to
> > list any other message as 'Destination'. Any hints? I need a step-by-step
> > guide on how to construct a message with parameters.
>
> When BizTalk imports a WSDL, it will create Multi-part message types for the
> request and response message types for the service. However, depending on
> the service definition, BizTalk will either create:
>
> a) messages with a single part that contains the entire body of the message,
> defined as a schema for BizTalk to use, or
> b) a message with multiple parts, each one representing a "parameter" to the
> service operation of a basic type (i.e. string, int, etc.)
>
> If you're in case b (and it sounds like it), you can't manipulate the
> message through a map, because you don't have a full XML message to
> manipulate. That means you must do any conversions as code in a Message
> Assignment shape.
>
>
> --
> Tomas Restrepo
> tomasr@xxxxxxxx
> http://www.winterdom.com/
>
>
>
.

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