Re: Double mapping - different result using orchestration or not
- From: "Matt Milner" <matt.milner@m3technologypartners dot com>
- Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 10:16:40 -0600
Somewhere, you have to get the property promoted to the context. In your first scenario, this is probably happening on your second receive.
You can either use correlation to force the property to be promoted, or you can write the context property in on the outgoing message directly.
See this link in the docs if you are unfamiliar with setting context properties in orchestration:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa559259.aspx
Matt
"isabelledc" <isabelledc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:79AD96FB-229F-4ABA-AEB1-1C26418903E3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have a document I need to map twice.
I have a propertyschema in place on the result-document to be able to put a
label on the msmq-message
I've set up two different scenarios
1/ receive doc- send to file and put first map on sendport
- receive doc again - send to msmq and put second map on sendport
Resultdocument is put on queue, label is present , document in UTF-16
encoding
2/ receive doc - send to orchestration that does 2 transforms one after the
other
send to msmq using the same sendport as in 1/
Resultdocument is put on queue , label is NOT present and the node where
the
info for the label is coming from is EMPTY, document in UTF-8 encoding
(when I stop the port and look at the document , the node for the label is
FILLED!)
What could be causing this difference in behaviour, it must be settings
somewhere since the docdefs and port is the same???
Thank You for Your reply
Isabelle
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