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Creating the FRR Receive Pipeline

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To perform FIN Response Reconciliation, you must create a receive pipeline that contains the SWIFT FRR Decoder and SWIFT FRR CorrelationSet Resolver pipeline components, in addition to the SWIFT disassembler.

Summary

Create a receive pipeline with the following stages/properties:

Stage/Property Component/Setting
Disassemble stage SWIFT Disassembler
BRE Validation property (SWIFT Disassembler) True
XML Validation property (SWIFT Disassembler) True
SWIFT Header Schema property (SWIFT Disassembler) (None)
Decoder stage SWIFT FRR MQSeries Decoder
Party Resolution stage SWIFT FRR Correlation Set Resolver

To create a custom receive pipeline for FRR

  1. In Solution Explorer of Visual Studio, right-click the project containing your A4SWIFT pipelines, point to Add, and then click New Item.

  2. In the Add New Item dialog box, click Pipeline Files in the Categories pane, and then select Receive Pipeline in the Templates pane.

  3. In the Name box, type a name for your receive pipeline, such as FRRReceivePipeline.btp. Click Add.

    Note

    Before you perform step 4, you must have added the A4SWIFT FRR pipeline components to the toolbox, as described in Adding SWIFT Pipeline Components to the Toolbox.

  4. In Visual Studio, click View and then click Toolbox.

  5. From the BizTalk Pipeline Components Toolbox pane, drag the SWIFT Disassembler to the Drop Here box below the Disassemble stage shape in Pipeline Designer.

  6. With the SWIFT Disassembler Component selected in Pipeline Designer, in Properties, verify that the BRE Validation and XML Validation properties are set to True, and the SWIFT Header Schema property is set to (None).

  7. In the BizTalk Pipeline Components Toolbox, drag SWIFT FRR MQSeries Decoder to the Drop Here box below the Decoder stage shape in Pipeline Designer.

  8. From the BizTalk Pipeline Components Toolbox pane, drag SWIFT FRR Correlation Set Resolver to the Drop Here box below the ResolveParty stage shape in Pipeline Designer.

  9. In Visual Studio, click File, and then click Save All.