INFO: HTTP Receive Function Correlation Token Format (321853)



The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft BizTalk Server 2002

This article was previously published under Q321853

SUMMARY

There are two variations of the HTTP receive correlation token format: One is returned when the Receive function makes a call to Interchange.Submit and one that is returned when the Receive function writes the incoming document to a file.

The following example is for a message that is submitted to BizTalk Server directly by the HTTP Receive function:
<BizTalkHttpReceive>
   <CorrelationToken TokenType="SUBMIT">
      {1a3e5678-a2c9-12d4-a8cd-12a456e89012}
   </CorrelationToken>
</BizTalkHttpReceive>
				
The TokenType attribute is one of the following:
  • SUBMIT

    SUBMIT is returned when the document is submitted to BizTalk Server by the HTTP Receive function either synchronously or asynchronously. The value of <CorrelationToken> is the submission handle.
  • FILE

    FILE is returned when the document is dropped to a file location by the HTTP Receive function. The value of <CorrelationToken> is the file name (this is just the file name and it does not include the path).
  • BAD_HANDLE

    BAD_HANDLE is returned in the event of a failure condition that the HTTP Receive function experiences.

Modification Type:MajorLast Reviewed:5/1/2002
Keywords:kbinfo KB321853