Re: receive and send without orchestration

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If you have a one-way SOAP send port i.e. no response message this should be
quite easy.
Just create two SOAP send ports and set the same Filter in each.
e.g.
BTS.ReceivePortName='Your Receive port Name'
or you could use a filter on message type

BTS.MessageType='Your Message type'

If you are receiving a return message from the web service it gets trickier.

Greg

"zeno" <andreasviklund@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi!

Is it possible to receive one message, and then send the same message
to two web services, without using an orchestration?

I dont want to modify anything in the incoming message, just route it
out to two different web services. And I was hoping I could do this
without using an orchestration. I am kind of sure you could receive one
message and then send that out to one web service with no
orchestration, or am I wrong?



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