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| Workflow XML API: complete XML doc as part of InputContainer |
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| igorbunov |
 Posted: Tue Feb 25, 2003 2:29 pm Post subject: Workflow XML API: complete XML doc as part of InputContainer |
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Hello,
I am trying to send a complete XML document within workflow XML envelope (as a field in InputContainer). It looks like Workflow tries to parse it and therefore returns "malformed message" response.
The obvious solution would be to use CDATA[...] on that container field, but it's not good enough for me, because enclosed document may also contain CDATA[...] elements.
Has anyone solved similar problem before (I'm sure somebody has, my sitations seems pretty common)?
Thank you in advance,
Igor Gorbunov |
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| dkrawczynski |
| Posted: Tue Feb 25, 2003 3:13 pm Post subject: |
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You could very well be the first person to try to stuff a complete XML message into a workflow container field. I would question the need to do such a thing as these fields are meant to hold individual data elements mostly used for control connector evaluation. Note, there is a performance cost associated with workflow data elements in the input/output containers, especially when they contain larges amounts of data.
If you are bound and determined to do this, you should post a message to the ibm.software.websphere.mqworkflow news group so that the MQWF lab in Germany will see your problem and comment on it.
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| igorbunov |
| Posted: Tue Feb 25, 2003 3:30 pm Post subject: |
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Well, I really need to do this exact thing. I am actually sending an arbitrary Data Structure (more precisely, arbitrary Java Bean), serialized into XML (SOAP encoding).
I know people did similar things with Java objects serialized into binary streams, so I can't imagine my case as being very exotic 
Thanks,
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| Ratan |
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doug is right. I think you should have a pointer to the xml document needed stored in a data structure member instead. That way you can retrieve it whereever needed. You can find info regarding storing pointers to actual data in this forum.
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