How to parse the URI in ESB?

Hi,
Can we parse the stream of message sent as a "URI"?
Basically from the remote machine PIPServelet is receiving a stream of message in the form of URI.
as https://xxx.xxx.xxx:5555/<XMl>message_stream</XML>
Message_stream : Any PIP or EDI sets.
Now I need to parse this URI and read it and further process it in ESB and sent to the destination system.
How can we parse that URI?
Can anyone please help me on this?
Thanks
Ramana.

Actually, the Business Partner Data is almost empty for employees in my use case.
So only the Employee Data is maitained. So if I query the Business Partners, I find no AdressInformation at all. Neither AdressSnapshot; they are both empty.
Anyway, when I tried to implement the BusinessPartnerInternalID, it seems the email is sent.
But even if I have the confirmation message "email sent", I see nothing in my mailbox.
I thought it was due to the Business Configuration redirecting everything to a single address (as I am on a test tenant). So I did change it to "Send email to business partners", but nothing happens.
Does somebody know how we can check where the email is going?
Thank you very much for your attention Uldis.
Best regards.
Jacques-Antoine

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