Re: Mapping results of a web service
- From: "Posey" <jason.posey@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: 21 Aug 2006 20:27:33 -0700
Thanks for the response. I tried adding the transform shape as
suggested, but think I'm still missing something. I have a message
that has a type = to the response schema that was added to the project
when adding the web reference. Following the receive object from this
web service is where I placed the transform shape. The problem is that
the response message does not appear on the transform config window
allowing me to select it as the source schema for the mapping. Am I
missing a step in defining my dataset's schema somewhere? My
orchestration looks like the following:
Receive Shape
(message type set to a schema I created)
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Contruct/Assign Shape
(create the request message for a web service call assigning a
parameter value from the above schema)
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Send Shape (sends request to web service)
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Receive Shape (returns message set to the _response schema created as I
adding the web reference. the web service returns a dataset)
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Contruct/Assign Shape (here is where I try to follow your instructions.
the message i am trying to create is another schema that I have
created in my project. i need to map it to the results coming back
from the web service. Here is where I cannot select the _response
message in my mapping.
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Send Shape (hopefully will send my custom schema with the values from
the web service dataset).
Thanks for any help.
Jan Eliasen wrote:
On 16 Aug 2006 06:19:42 -0700, "Posey" <jason.posey@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
When I go to create a map file, I can not select the web service returnIn your orchestration, you have a message that is of the type returned
schema. Any suggestions on manipulating this returned dataset?
by the web service, right?
Then, add a transform shape to the surface, and choose your input
message and output message. Click the "Launch mapper when I click
OK"-checkbox (or whatever it is called...)
That should do it?
--
eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.
private email: jan@xxxxxxxxxx
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