Mapping issue 2

[Former Member]

guys,

is it possible to map 2 source fields' values to one target field?

example:

- node A (occurence 0..n)

- - noda B1 (values(1,2,3)) (occ 1 - values dependent on node A)

- - node B2 (values(4,5,6))

to target

- node X

- - node Y (values(1,2,3,4,5,6))

thanx 4 answs

o.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

oooops, I wrote it not properly...sorry... once again

source doc:

- nodeA (occ 0..n)

- - node B1 (value(1)) (occ 1)

- - node B2 (value(4)) (occ 1)

- nodeA

- - node B1 (value(2))

- - node B2 (value(5))

target

- nodeX (occ 1)

- - nodeY (value(1)) (occ 0..n)

- - nodeY (value(2))

- - nodeY (value(4))

- - nodeY (value(5))

concat worx on strings, no nodes.. i need to "join" values of 2 different source nodes and map their values to 1 target field (but separate values)

O.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

You'll have to make a user defined function where you place all the source values in a single queue and connecting the result of that queue to the target field. Be sure to remove any context changes in that queue!

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

hey this code will work for u

<b> int len = a.length;

int l2 = b.length;

for(int i=0;i<len;i++)

result.addValue(a<i>);

for(int i=0;i<l2;i++)

result.addValue(b<i>);</b>

where A and B are two input source( in your case bode B1 and B2)

output will be single queue with combined source value(1,2,3,4)

Remove context before maping it to taregt field

Pls. rewards points

Regards.

Anu

[former_member192892 · Accepted solution]

Hi Olian..

Right click on target node nodeY and select duplicate subtree

and now, do this

http://www.flickr.com/photos/12281969@N07/1371241971/

and do the same for nodeB2 to the second duplicate nodeY

[Former Member]

Hi Olian,

You can use two standard concat funtions with inputs as B1 and ',' to one concat funtion its resultant and B2 to other concat funtion output assigned to Y.

Regards,

Sreenivas

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use concatenate functionality present in graphical mapping tool...

Anu SInghal,

<b>Kindly rewards points if useful</b>