Error Use Of Unconstructed Message In Biztalk
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Server > BizTalk Server General Question 0 Sign in to vote I am Newly in Biztalk Server How to Solve this Error. Use of unconstructed message 'Message_1 When add Orchestration Receive Port and Build the Project this Error Came Please Help Me Tuesday, July 19, 2011 12:37 PM Reply | Quote Answers 1 Sign in to use of unconstructed message in biztalk orchestration 2010 vote Issue: · Message is not constructed inside construct shape of the Orchestration. Resolution: · Before using a BizTalk XML Message inside an orchestration, it must first be constructed. In fact this is just populating the message with XML. If there is an attempt to use this message before it is constructed, the above error will come. Some messages come pre-constructed, such as messages that originate from aReceive port · There is several ways to construct a message inside an orchestration 1.Create new message from an existing message using BizTalk map 2.Assign one message to other( i.e creating a copy of an existing message) 3.Creating a message with the help of a System.XML.XMLDocument variable. We have to first declare an orchestration variable of type XmlDocument. Then in a message assignment shape, need to do something like this: myxmlDoc = new XmlDocument(); myxmlDoc.LoadXML(“”) myMsgBeingConstructed = myxmlDoc Rgds, Abhijit Abhijit Mahato - Microsoft Community Contributor 2011 - MCTS BizTalk Server blog: h
of confusion and frustration! You try to build your orchestration and the build fails with the highlighted error below, for example: In my case, I'm trying to assign a can only modify a message specified in the construct statement value to a message but the compiler won't let me: instead, a copy of the
Biztalk Message Has Not Been Initialized In Construct Statement
original message needs to be made and then the value can be assigned to the copy. This is
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a core feature of BizTalk and demonstrates a tenet of the framework: received messages are immutable (can't be changed). What this means is that a full message audit trail is maintained https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/810af364-8785-4c3d-b968-21d0be8e4480/use-of-unconstructed-message-message1?forum=biztalkgeneral which is critical when your application is "in the field" and a BizTalk admin needs to trace message processing through BizTalk using perhaps the BizTalk Admin Console. So, for example, in the case of the orchestration below, I have an assign message shape (indicated with a red square) where I am incorrectly attempting to assign a value to the original message rather than https://jamescorbould.wordpress.com/2013/04/16/use-of-unconstructed-message-messagename-error/ a copy of it: In order to fix this, I need to make a couple of changes to the assign message shape: Modify the "Messages Constructed" property from the original message to a different message of the same type Change the message assignment: instead of assigning a value directly to the original message, I instead "clone" the original message and assign to this copy of the original message So in the expression editor, this: Becomes this:
Finally, I change the last Send shape to ensure that the message copy is sent rather than the original message. (Incidentally, a big clue that a new message needs to be created as part of the assignment is that the message assignment shape comes with a construct message shape). In conclusion, this post demonstrates a core feature of BizTalk: message immutability. This is a foundational principle of BizTalk as a framework and as demonstrated, is enforced by the compiler. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related This entry was posted on April 16, 2013 by James Corbould. It was filed under Orchestration and was tagged with biztalk. → Leave a Reply Cancel reContent More ... Home » BizTalk On-Premises » BizTalk 2006 » BizTalk 2006 Forum » use of unconstructed message error in Construct http://www.biztalkgurus.com/biztalk_server/biztalk_2006/f/10/p/6954/13577.aspx Message in Orchestration Re: use of unconstructed message error in Construct Message in Orchestration BizTalk 2006 This group is for all content related to BizTalk Server 2006. This includes a forum, samples, videos, labs, and tools. Most of the content here also applies to other versions of BizTalk beyond 2006. Get this RSS feed use of Home Forum Files Sitewide Application Navigation Home Blogs Media Forums Groups Details 6 Replies 1 Subscriber Postedover 9 years ago Options Subscribe via RSS Share this BizTalk 2006 Forum use of unconstructed message error in Construct Message in Orchestration rated by 0 users This post has 6 Replies | 1 Follower Posted by mchallis on use of unconstructed Wed, Aug 29 2007 9:19 AM use of unconstructed message error in Construct Message in Orchestration Hello,This one is driving me mad.I have a message in my orchestration of type MessageEnvelope (a simple schema in my project)I have a simple orchestration with a construct message shape. This construct message constructs this message.Inside this shape is a Message Assignment shape which contains the following code:messageEnvelope.Action = "";messageEnvelope.MsgType = "Test";messageEnvelope.SystemID = "System A";messageEnvelope.BodyXML = "Some test text";Each of these is a Distinguished Field on the message type schema. All elements of this schema are distinguished and assigned in the above.Compiling the project gives an "use of unconstructed message" for each assignment statement above and also a "message has not been initialized in construct statement" error. Can anyone point out why BizTalk cannot initialize and construct this message?Thanks,Mike Reply Posted by rseroter on Wed, Aug 29 2007 3:13 PM Re: use of unconstructed message error in Construct Message in Orchestration Hey Mike,Just setting distinguished fi