Windows Server - Check Receive Location

i have a little problem which is that i have two receive location to
the adapter how i can check the receive location name from the
orchestration with the shape expression.

  Saravana Kumar replied...

I guess you can't get the ReceiveLocation name, it's bit strange but I was
in a similar situation before.

With the help of context properties you can only get the ReceivePort Name.

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  Abh replied...

We had a similar problem in whihc we distinguished using a regex  on the
actual recive folder path from the BTS.InboundTransportLocation property .

In the expression shape

Location = Message_1(BTS.InboundTransportLocation)

if Location1 has a regulat expressionmatch of type1 do something
if Location1 has a regulat expressionmatch of type2  do somthing .

Hope that Helps

Thanks
Abhilash




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