Message Submission ASPX Sample

This topic provides sample .aspx code that you can use to submit service content to a private process. You can use this .aspx code instead of a line-of-business (LOB) application.

Demonstrates

This code demonstrates how to call the SubmitRNIF method to submit a message, including the following:

• Setting message parameters input from an application

• Setting the message category

• Generating a Partner Interface Process (PIP) instance for the message if the submitted value is null or empty

• Generating the input attachment files array and remarks

Example

This code accepts input from a front-end application, such as a browser, InfoPath®, or Microsoft® Word, and generates the XML document that the initiator private process can consume.

The LOBWebApplication utility includes the following code. For more information, see LOBWebApplication.

using System;  
using System.IO;  
using System.Text;  
using System.Data;  
using System.Drawing;  
using System.Collections;  
using System.ComponentModel;  
using System.Web;  
using System.Web.UI;  
using System.Web.SessionState;  
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;  
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;  
using Microsoft.Solutions.BTARN.SubmitRNIF;  
  
namespace Microsoft.Solutions.BTARN.SDK  
{  
      /// <summary>  
      /// Calls SubmitRNIF to submit service content to the BTARN private process.  
      /// </summary>  
      public class AspxLobApplication : System.Web.UI.Page  
      {  
            private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)  
            {  
                  Request.ValidateInput();  
  
                  string sPipCode=Request["PipCode"];  
                  string sPipVersion=Request["PipVersion"];  
                  string sPipInstanceID=Request["PipInstanceID"];  
                  string sPipCategory=Request["PipCategory"];  
                  string sPipSource=Request["PipSource"];  
                  string sPipDestination=Request["PipDestination"];  
                  string sFileName1=Request["FileName1"];  
                  string sFileName2=Request["FileName2"];  
                  string sRemark1=Request["Remark1"];  
                  string sRemark2=Request["Remark2"];  
                  string[] aInputFiles = new string[2];  
                  string[] aRemarks = new string[2];  
                  string sContent = Request["Textarea1"];  
  
                  SubmitRNIF.SubmitRNIF MessageSubmitter = new SubmitRNIF.SubmitRNIF();  
  
                  //The message category  
                  SubmitRNIF.SubmitRNIF.MessageCategory mc;  
                  if(sPipCategory.ToUpper() == "RESPONSE")   
                        mc=SubmitRNIF.SubmitRNIF.MessageCategory.Response;  
                  else  
                        mc=SubmitRNIF.SubmitRNIF.MessageCategory.Action;  
  
                  //Generate a PIP instance ID if the submitted value is null or empty  
                  if(sPipInstanceID.Length==0)  
                        sPipInstanceID=Guid.NewGuid().ToString();  
  
                  //Generate the input attachment files array and its associated remarks  
                  if(sFileName1!=null && sFileName1.Length>0) aInputFiles[0]=sFileName1;  
                  if(sFileName2!=null && sFileName2.Length>0) aInputFiles[1]=sFileName1;  
                  if(sRemark1!=null && sRemark1.Length>0) aRemarks[0]=sRemark1;  
                  if(sRemark2!=null && sRemark2.Length>0) aRemarks[1]=sRemark2;  
  
                  if(sFileName1==null && sFileName2==null)  
                        MessageSubmitter.SubmitMessage(mc, sPipSource, sPipDestination, sPipCode, sPipInstanceID, sPipVersion, sContent);  
                  else  
                        MessageSubmitter.SubmitMessage(mc, sPipSource, sPipDestination, sPipCode, sPipInstanceID, sPipVersion, sContent, aInputFiles);  
            }  
  
            #region Web Form Designer generated code  
...  
      }  
}  

See Also

LOBWebApplication
Messaging Samples