on 12-11-2011 7:40 AM
Hello every one
I have a target data type which has data type like shown below actually this bit is a part of whole big data type.
PARTNER(node)
NAME(element)
index (attribute)
ONETIME(element)
PARTNRID (element)
PARTNRTYPE (element)
PARTNER
NAME
index
ONETIME
PARTNRID
PARTNRTYPE
the problem is when i have created Message type only one Partner node is comming up, i mean like shown below
PARTNER
NAME
index
ONETIME
PARTNRID
PARTNRTYPE
Can any one help me with this please
Hi chandrika,
I hope you have defined target message type like following
PARTNER(node) 0.....Unbounded
NAME(element) 0....1
index (attribute) 0....1
ONETIME(element) 0....1
PARTNRID (element) 0....1
PARTNRTYPE (element) 0....1
Can you tell us what is your source message type?
I think you have to just change the Occurrence part in your Target message type
Regards
Ramesh
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HI,
Make sure PARTNER(node) will be either 0..unbound and 1..unbound and check your message mapping program.
if you want to debug you mapping just right click on element display queue...
regards,
ganesh.
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Chandrika,
Have the Partner Node occurrences as either 0..unbounded or 1..unbounded. This should solve your purpose. If you want to Parent Node to be recursive, then Data type is not the place to create it. You have to achieve that in mapping program provided you have the occurrences as unbounded.
Thanks!
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That might be correct. What is the multiplicity of your Partner node in the message type ?
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