Re: Possible serious WSE Adapter limitation!

I saw that too but I was hoping it wasn't correct. I think I may have to
talk to the client about contacting MS and seeing if they can add this
feature to the WSE adapter (it's a big project.)

The alternative is that I construct a Web service stub that using a
SoapClient to call our exposed orchestration. Not exactly the code-free
approach we were looking for, but I don't mind coding. :)

Thanks for the reply,

Joel

"Jon Flanders[MVP]" wrote:

> I think you've run into the same limitation I've run into which is that the
> WSE Send Adapter ignores the WS-Addressing headers - essentially - the
> BizTalk WSE Send Adapter doesn't support WS-Addressing.
>
> From the WSE Adapter Documentation:
>
> AddressingHeaders
> This string property contains the XML data for the WS-Addressing headers.
>
> Type
> xs:string
>
> WSE Receive Adapter
> Request message - Contains the WS-Addressing headers received from the SOAP
> request.
>
> Response message - The contents of this context property are not used when
> you create the SOAP response to the Web service call.
>
> WSE Send Adapter
> Request message -The contents of this context property are not used when you
> create the SOAP request for calling the Web service.
>
> Response message - Contains the WS-Addressing headers received from the SOAP
> response.
>
> --
> Jon Flanders
> http://www.masteringbiztalk.com/blogs/jon/
>
> "J. Dudgeon" <JDudgeon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:FDA5F828-813A-4A62-B0D2-008A8F20C8B3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Hello,
> >
> > We are using BizTalk 2004, WSE 2.0 SP3, WSE 2.0 Adapter for BizTalk for a
> > high-profile project but have encountered a serious limitation in the WSE
> > Adapter. We have setup two SOAP routers and have assigned a logical name
> > to
> > the exposed orchestration WSE Web service proxy using a
> > SoapActorAttribute.
> > The client will be invoking this service from BizTalk via the WSE adapter
> > on
> > their end. The problem is that the WSE adapter does not allow you to
> > specify
> > a logical uri and send the request to the router using the Via property of
> > an
> > EndpointReference (like you can do with any SoapClient derived class).
> >
> > I've tried creating the WS-Addressing headers manually from a BT
> > orchestration but the WSE adapter overwrites these - regardless if I
> > choose a
> > dynamic send port or a static one. So I can create a <To> header with the
> > appropriate logical uri, but the WSE adapter overwrites this with the
> > physical address.
> >
> > Is there a way, using the WSE Adapter, to address a SOAP message to a
> > logical endpoint but have it delivered to a SOAP router. I know I can
> > build
> > a custom proxy or Web service stub that the client can invoke from BT but
> > I
> > would prefer to use the WSE adapter. If only the WSE adapter's
> > configuration
> > page allowed you to specify a Via property, much like how you would
> > specify
> > one when using a SoapClient to send a message through a router.
> >
> > Are there any plans to update the WSE adapter to provide this
> > functionality.
> > If not, the adapter is a bit limiting for our solution.
> >
> > Thank you in advance.
>
>
>
.

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