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Importing a real OO model

Former Member
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I havve to use an external web service. The requests have this structure:

request1

+response

-+result

--+value1

---+Text

-


Languagecode

-


ShortDescription

-


Description

-


property1

-


property2

-


...

--+value2

---+Text

-


languagecode

-


ShortDescription

-


Description

-


property1

-


property2

-


...

request2

+ response

-+result

--+value_a

---+Text

-


Languagecode

-


ShortDescription

-


Description

-


property1

-


property2

-


...

--+valueb

---+Text

-


languagecode

-


ShortDescription

-


Description

-


property1

-


property2

-


...

It seems I have to rename hundereds of nodes to give them unique names. In the example above every response, result and Text node (The real results are much more complex).

Manually.

Boring, time consuming and error-prone.

Is there a better solution?

Regards

Thomas Paulsen

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Former Member
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hi,

Instead of binding all the nodes bind only the nodes you require. say node1 is there as input and output, then you require to change the node1 name either in input or output. So unless you require both of them do the binding selectively.

Regards,

Gopi

Former Member
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This was my very first idea.

A lot of required requests, there are up to 25 "Text" nodes in a single response. And the "Text" nodes are only one type of object, there are some more.

Regards

Thomas

Former Member
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Hi Thomas,

No, You have to rename all of them as it will not allow the duplicate nodes/model attributes.

Regards,

Jhansi