on 12-07-2009 1:36 PM
Folks,
The understanding is that you need to have a flat XML without hierarchies at the receiver File adapter for a successful FCC.
<root>...
<nameA>
<value1>value</value1>
<value2>value</value2>
<value3>value</value3>
</nameA>
<nameB>
<value4>value</value4>
</nameB>
...
</root>...
Now has this understanding changed?
I 'think' I saw some blog or article on converting a hierarchical XML to a flat file on the receiver file adapter using the FCC parameters some time back.
Not sure about this. Does someone know or confirm if there is such a link?
Thanks folks,
Shabz
I 'think' I saw some blog or article on converting a hierarchical XML to a flat file on the
receiver file adapter using the FCC parameters some time back.
Are you looking for this blog: /people/karthiknarayan.kesavan2/blog/2007/08/22/file-content-conversion-for-multi-hierarchical-structure
Regards,
Abhishek.
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> > Is there any other link ? Or was it just my imagination
> Even I also think, that is the blog which Abhishek provided or the [same kind of blog is this |http://www.riyaz.net/?p=263] which is from outside of SDN.
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> Regards,
> Sarvesh
Hmmm.... so guess it might have been just my imagination playing games
Thanks for the replies folks.
(just noticed that i hadn't marked the thread as a question so unable to provide points)
Hey ...
You are true... There is still limitation on receiver FCC...
So, I have (always)used an ABAP mapping to flatten my structure (not the exact code but similar to what has been mentioned in the weblog )
This will give u more flexibility in designing & working with XML's while using FCC.
I still use deep XML structures for FCC...
<Orders>
.<Order>
..<Header>
..</Header>
..<Lines>
...<Line_Detail>
...<Line_Detail>
..<Lines>
.</Order>
</Orders>
Regards,
Siva Maranani
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