You have two schemas that need to be represented with the
same root node and same namespace or different namespace,
is it possible?
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Answer / imran shirolkar
with different namespace, its possible..
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Answer / naresh veeravelli
Its possible both schemas with same MessageType but we have set respective subscription then it will identify the correct message to respective application.
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Answer / britto
With different name spaces it is possible. To ensure the namespaces are different, go to schema properties and change its namespace for your desired name. By default it will be http://project/schema name/.. You can change this to have two same root nodes.
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Answer / ashish kapoor
Yes it is possible with same namespace also, but in send
port either we have to select passthrought pipeline or can
select xmltransmit with (schemavalidation=false)
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I have a receive port and send port whose message types are different.When I receive a message in my receive port,my process starts.I will construct my out message and give this to my send port.I am configuring a send port group to the logical send port.TO the send port group I have added many send ports with filters.The message in the send ports are not getting filtered based on my filters. Help will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance
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