on 12-28-2009 6:29 AM
Hi Experts,
I am dealing with a BPM scenario, where I have used Multimapping along with ForEach Block. while activating the change list, a warning is popped up telling that the souce and target parameter not set.
Please suggest.
Thanks & Regards,
Sushama
It might be the case that you haven't filled the propertied of Transform step in BPM with source and target message names.
Regards,
Prateek
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where I have used Multimapping along with ForEach Block
Are you having the Transformation Step inside the Block? It should be outside the block.
To check which element should be single/ multi-line and which element should be defined only for the block refer the settings mentioned here: /people/milan.thaker/blog/2008/08/05/modes-in-block-step-of-bpm
Regards,
Abhishek.
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I have defined a block I think it must be defined?
Yes for the Block it must be defined as multiline....however not when you use it in Transormation step.
You have to define two different container variables...one current line (limited to block) and one multi-line....both referencing the same abstract MI....both to be used in the Block.
Now for the Transformation...create another variable with the same MI as above.....it will be single line.
Regards,
Abhishek.
Hi Abhishek,
I have designed as follows:
1. For Transformation step::
Source Abstract Interface
Target Abstract Interface
2. For ForEach Block:::
Source Abstract Interface
Target Abstract Interface-->multiline
CurrentLine for target interface-->ForEach Block
Is the design correct?
Functionality::
File is being sent and it's split into 2 files, which has to be received by different folders(condition is defined on receiver det under Xpath)
Regards,
Sushama
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