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How to enable pipeline pooling

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I was asked by a few folks on how do you create poolable pipeline components? After talking with David Messner, I learned that all you need to do is create a category and mark it appropriately. We seem to document this “PooledPipeline Object” but missing a few key items. We are missing the C++ header file mspu_guids.h that has the guid for the CATID_MSCSPIPELINE_POOLABLE constant and we are missing the instruction on tagging the component poolable. After lots of investigation I figured out what the guid is by looking at Commerce Server 2002 mspu_guids.h file:

//  4cb33c86-58fa-4e10-97a8-f19aff3b81d9

DEFINE_GUID( CATID_MSCSPIPELINE_POOLABLE,

    0x4cb33c86,0x58fa,0x4e10,0x97,0xa8,0xf1,0x9a,0xff,0x3b,0x81,0xd9);

Next I searched Commerce Serve 2007 pipeline components registry values and we tag our pipeline components category with this guid.

This has been entered as bug and we will document it better in the future, but if you want poolable components you need to add a registry entry under the Implemented Categories with the guid stated above. Something else that may help in automating the registration process is a documentation Registering the ATL Component for Commerce Server 2002.

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  • Anonymous
    May 27, 2007
    Hi, I need to use the orders web service provided by commerce server 2007 to add products to a basket in an e-commerce web site. can anyone give me pointers  regarding this. The orders web service doesnt seem to have any method to create a basket.

  • Anonymous
    June 22, 2007
    I have answered this in another comment you left. If not please let me know. -Max