Answer / abhishek

There are two ways to provide subscription to message box
from Orchestration
1) Direct Binding : In this case message from Orchestration
is directly bound to message box and context property is
written over the message for any SPID (send port subscribed
to message )
2) Dyanamic Binding :In this case message from Orchestration
is directly bound to message box and context property is
written over which can include Transport type
propery,Transport location property along with CLSID
definning the runtime subscription .

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