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| <h1>Receive</h1> | |
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| <p><b>Receive</b></p> | |
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| A Receive activity requires a Partner Link name and an Operation as defined | |
| in the WSDL for this service. You can use the <strong>Quick Pick</strong> tree control | |
| at the right to select the Partner Link and Operation. A previously | |
| defined variable can be used to hold the message data, or the <strong>Use WSDL Message Parts | |
| Mapping</strong> checkbox can be set to store the incoming message in an | |
| anonymous WSDL message variable. | |
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| The <strong>Create a new Process Instance</strong> checkbox, when enabled, will cause the BPEL engine | |
| to start a new process. This will start a new conversation with a client. | |
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