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File TO File-Using XSLT mapping (for Beginners)
Hello friends, this is my first blog for Beginners in XSLT mapping. …(Using Altova Map Force)
I have taken simple File-to-File Scenario.
In Integration Repository….
Create Message types for both Sender and receiver.
After this go to the XSD tab for both the Sender and Receiver Message types and export the XSD’s into a folder.
After this, define the sender and Receiver message Interfaces With Attributes like Category: outbound and inbound respectively.
Mode: Asynchronous for both.
Now we have to create Xslt from the Map Force, which we will use instead of the GUI message mapping what we normally do.
Now for both Schemas, you might have to provide a sample XML file to preview your traformation.
Find the XSLT tab in the lower part of the Editor and go to it (ctrl+A) save it in notepad and with extension of file is “xsl”.
Now using WinZip zip the “. Xsl” file. Then go the Integration Repository, in Mapping Objects à Imported Archives
Now, goto Interface Mapping and create new one and follow the below screen shot.
But, here presses the “read Interface” buttons then as the Message program is not GUI, go for XSL and give the xsl, which is imported earlier. Now activate the all the entities.
In Integration Directory, same as normal File to File Scenario…
And place the XML file in the server. Then we will get the required Target File
Sample Input File:
Target File:
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