Attached are 2 files. XML.txt is a request/response that works fine in the ESB Test Client. Object.txt represents the same r/r but through code. The action for the service as shown by the ESB Explorer is: StationCasinos.Services.Messaging/IMessaging/ProcessRequest.
What has to be done to get the object method to work? Also there has been some discussions on using the service pass-through features for this. What are the various methods for accomplishing this and what are the benefits of each?
Please let me know if you need any additional information.
I was thinking that was the issue - we found the overload that lets you specify an action but it didn't seem to work and there is no overload that has an action and a SendOptions (we are specifying SendOptions.Request).
With action:
ESBMessage replyMessage2 = publisher.Send("EnterpriseServices", request, "StationCasinos.Services.Messaging/IMessaging/ProcessRequest", string.Empty);
I was able to specify the correct action but the message still isn't being formatted correctly for the service to process it. I have tried various strings for the schema but isn't working. Attached are some messages received by a test client to illustrate the differences.
Permalink Reply by CM on August 7, 2009 at 10:48am
BTW, I should mention in real life instead of just echoing with the original message reader you'll probably want to copy the contents of the original message to some other object and then explicitly call Close on the original message instance.
Any ideas on our current issue? This web service is currently being by several consumers but directly (i.e. scMessage response = service.ProcessRequest(result);) When Curt was here we were getting similar errors/results with the xml/test client until we decorated the XML with the namespace.
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