on 10-14-2009 8:20 AM
Hello Experts,
In Interface Determination i am using Xpath functionality and based on the input of one particular field i have to call a particluar interface of recevier.
But the problem is that field may contains some trailing spaces because of which Xpath is not working and message is failing.
I an thinking of using contains() or substring () functions in Xpath...
Please suggest on this...How to use xpath functions.
Thanks,
Vishal.
Hi Vishal,
Try using Pattern (~) in your conditional interface determination.
Eg: your condition is : 'ABC'(field name) ~ "XYZ"(value)
Regards,
Supriya.
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Hi Vishal,
I dont think its possible in Interface Determination using those functions,betetr to use enhanced Receiver determination.
it will definelty work it out.
Regards,
raj
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But the problem is that field may contains some trailing spaces because of which Xpath is not working and message is failing.
Use the COntains Pattern option (middle operand) in the Condition Editor.
Then even if the spaces come or not you need not worry about it.
Regards,
Abhishek.
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