Custom Pipeline for Biztalk Swift accelator

Hi Everyone,
am using BizTalk 2013R2, can any reply how to write custom pipeline for disassembler stage for swift accelater.
Thanks & Regards
Rajiv

Hi Rajiv,
I think we has already discussed your issue in previous post
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/2df11643-51b8-4d58-9e83-5abcac590b22/custom-pipeline-code-for-swift-disassembler?forum=biztalkgeneral#2df11643-51b8-4d58-9e83-5abcac590b22
thanks
Abhishek

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Hi Prakash,
Yes, I believe InterchangeID should work for you in this case.
Refer:
http://geekswithblogs.net/chrishan/archive/2006/01/17/66161.aspx
http://felixmondelo.blogspot.in/2007/08/interchangeid-vs-messageid.html
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//ToDo for you..
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In the above code, you have do a section of code which will access the receive message content using standard XPathReader to access values of OrderSource and construct the file path. I have
commented the place where you have to do the same. You can read the XPathReader about here..http://blogs.msdn.com/b/momalek/archive/2011/12/21/streamed-xpath-extraction-using-hidden-biztalk-class-xpathreader.aspx
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If our custom pipeline throws an exception.
Is there a way to generate an ESB Fault Message with it, and send it to the ESB?
Once in the ESB Database, our other process(es) will pick it up.

You need to call the Exception Handling Web Service:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee250049(v=bts.10).aspx
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You probably wondering.. what the hell do you need this for?
Well.. we have a third party application that process a file as following
1) Import the original file
2) Export the original file
3) Append the original file (with the data I need)
4) Create a 0 kb file with the original exported filename but added .sem to show me that the export is done.
So my guessing was to with a custom pipeline component (receive) to pickup the .sem file, and use the original exported file to process the data from within the custom pipeline component.
Well, this works perfectly.
But... this only works if I add any data to the .sem file.
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DP

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"Exception of type 'Microsoft.BizTalk.Message.Interop.BTSException' was thrown."
There's usually a lot more to the stack trace. You'll have to include the whole thing.
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So, I believe you should think of some workaround(any other way) to meet your requirement. Like writing pipeline component, receiving input in streams or any other technique.
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Thanks,
Prashant
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