BizTalk™ Unleashed
by Susie Adams, Clifford R. Cannon, Dilip Hardas, Cuneyt Havlioglu, Akhtar Hossein, Charles Kaiman, Tom Lake, Bill Martschenko, Rand Morimoto, Robert Oikawa, Rick Pearson, Kevin Price, Stephen Tranchida, Larrry Wall
Correlating to a Running Orchestration
In the previous section, you learned how BizTalk Server instantiates a new instance of a business process by delivering a message to the orchestration schedule. Our example showed that after the message was received it displayed the message in a message box. Although this established that the schedule was started, in a real-world scenario, this is the beginning of a business process and not the end. In general, most B2B or EAI business processes involve a minimum of two messages being exchanged:
An outgoing message with a request
An incoming message with a response
Returning to our AcctMngSys EAI application in Figure 16.1, we will look at the third and fourth block of the business process. The business process ...
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