Adding orchestration with custom pipeline in order to call web svc

Question

Hello,
I created an application that uses a receive pipeline to deconstruct a flat file (multiple records) and use a send pipeline to put together a csv file used in another process for batch loading data (multiple records).  Having another dept batch load
a csv format is our only choice at this time. There is a map to transform the incoming schema to the outbound schema. This is working great.
Now we need to validate addresses in between those pipelines via a web service that accepts one address record at a time.
So I added an orchestration and created the ports and schema according to the web svc.  In the orchestration I have a Construct shape to construct the message needed in the web svc validation method and an appropriate map.  Then a send shape to
the svc, and a receive shape for the svc response.  Finally a construct for the csv file.
When my orchestration gets to the send shape for the web svc, I get an error stating that there are multiple records in the request.  Indeed I can see in the message that I'm sending all of the addresses from the original file.
I thought I'd have to add loop surrounding my construct and send web svc message in order to send addresses one by one.  
But when I come out of the loop, how do I get all of the records back into only one csv file in order to batch load many records at a time?  
Can I do this without a loop and use one of the advanced functoids in the map?
Would an easy way be to just add another method to the web svc to accept an array of addresses?
As always, thank you for your expert advice!
Jean Stiles
jRenae.s

Answer 1

Hope this document can help:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa561121.aspx
Your problem is complicated and it has been in the scope of paid support since we should not be able to figure out the solution within the forum.
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APAC DSI
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