on 05-03-2007 5:12 PM
Hi Experts,
My Record Structure is like this
Address
Record
Name
City
I given the Content Conversion Paramaters like
I have given the Document name is Message type name and namespace also,
Record Structure Given as Record,*
And
Record.filedNames Name,City
Record.fieldSeparator ,
Record.endSeparator 'nl'.
But it got the result like this
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns0:Address xmlns:ns0="http://dheeraj/test/VM_ID"></ns0:Address>
so what is the wrong in that can any one please tell me.
Thanks,
Anil.
Anil,
You dont need address in your datatype. Change your datatype like this:
Record
--Name
--City
Then do the mapping. Then in sender communication channel give this parameters:
Document Name : Give message type name
Document Namespace : Give message type namespace
Recordset structure : Record,*
Parameters:
ignoreRecordsetName : true
Record.fieldSeparator : ,
Record.endSeparator : 'nl'
Thats it your file will read into XI. Then in receiver communication also take the datatype same. Dont do content conversion. You will have the xml file.
---Satish
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hey
can u send the sender Data structure.
thanx
ahmad
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Hey
as i understand ur structure is something like this
<Address>
<Record>
<Name>Mark</Name>
<City>NY</City>
</Record>
</Address>
right?
if yes, then use the following
Document Name: Address
Recordset Structure:Record,*
Note: * means occurence,i dont know whats the occurence u have specified.
ignoreRecordsetName= true
Record.fieldNames=Name,City
Record.endSeparator='nl'
Record.fieldSeparator=,
thanx
ahmad
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Ahmad
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