on 08-25-2011 11:52 AM
Hi,
The structure of my interface is as shown below:-
Input Structure:
occurrance
<Header/> ==> 1
<Recordset> ==> 0...*
<Master/> ==> 0...*
<Detail/> ==> 0...*
<Contact/> ==> 0...*
<Earning_History/> ==> 0...*
<TAMS/> ==> 0...*
<Recordset/>
<Trailer/> ==< 1
Output Structure:
<Header/> ==> 1
<Master/> ==> 0...*
<Master/>
<Detail/> ==> 0...*
<Detail/>
<Contact/> ==> 0...*
<Earning_History/> ==> 0...*
<TAMS/> ==> 0...*
<Trailer/> ==< 1
The output structure will not contain the Recordset Tab.
The structure must be as shown above.
How is this possible without Java mapping ?
Hi,
Try this mapping for the following fields
<Details> -> <(first input) formatByExample > (output of formatByExample)-> <Details>
<Recordset> -> <(Second input) formatByExample >
Similarly for the following fields:
<Detail/> ==> 0...*
<Contact/> ==> 0...*
<Earning_History/> ==> 0...*
<TAMS/> ==> 0...*
Regards,
Aravind
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Hi Sanghamitra,
What is the file type you are creating in target? ( I mean whether it is xml or csv)
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