Step 3D: Add a FILE Send Port to Capture the Sw:HandleResponse Message for the InterAct Real-Time Scenario
Complete Step 3C: Add a FILE Send Port to Capture the Sw:HandleRequest Message for the InterAct Real-Time Scenario before you begin this step.
Add a FILE send port to capture Sw:HandleResponse message
Start BizTalk Server Administration.
In the console tree, expand the BizTalk group, and then expand the BizTalk application for which you want to create a send port.
Right-click Send Ports, point to New, and then click Static One-way Send Port.
In the Send Port Properties window, name the send port Tutorial_IA_SendResponseToSender.
In the Send Port Properties window, from the Transporttype drop-down list, select FILE, and then click Configure.
In the FILE Transport Properties dialog box, in the Destination folder box, type C:\SWIFTAdapterTutorial\Interact\Response, and then click OK.
In the Send Port Properties window, do the following:
Use this To do this Send handler From the drop-down list, select BizTalkServerApplication. Send pipeline From the drop-down list, select XMLTransmit. In the Send Port Properties window, on the Filters tab, do the following:
Use this To do this First row: Property From the drop-down list, select BTS.SPName. First row: Operator From the drop-down list, select ==. First row: Value Type Tutorial_IA_HandleRequest_RealTime. First row: Group by From the drop-down list, select OR. Second row: Property From the drop-down list, select BTS.MessageType. Second row: Operator From the drop-down list, select ==. Second row: Value Type SwInt-ExchangeResponse. Second row: Group by Leave the default value. Click OK.
See Also
Step 3: Create Send and Receive Ports for the InterAct Real-Time Scenario
Step 3A: Add a FILE Receive Location for the InterAct Real-Time Scenario
Step 3B: Add an INTERACT Receive Location for the InterAct Real-Time Scenario
Step 3C: Add a FILE Send Port to Capture the Sw:HandleRequest Message for the InterAct Real-Time Scenario
Step 3E: Add an INTERACT Send Port for the InterAct Real-Time Scenario