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Here is the scenario:
Source:
<Root>
<LOAN>
<Borrower BorrowerLastName="" BorrowerFirstName="" BorrowerMiddleName="" BorrowerSSN="" />…………
</LOAN>
</ROOT>Need Output like this:
when ever Borrower repeats have to generate new Borrower Tag/Attributes with count increase at run time,
<DATA>
<Borrower1 Borrower1LastName="" Borrower1FirstName="" Borrower1MiddleName="" Borrower1SSN=""/>
<Borrower2 Borrower2LastName="" Borrower2FirstName="" Borrower2MiddleName="" Borrower2SSN=""/>…………….there is no limit..every new Borrower count should increase
</DATA>
How it should done.
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Yep, not something the mapper can do. Unless you have a max number of nodes to count up to.
You’ll need to look at using some .net code or something like that to build your message.
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Well… XSLT itself can do this. Just the mapper will probably not allow it since you’ll not be matching the output schema you have defined…
Here are two possible ways. I don’t remember off hand what level of validation the mapper does on the document.
- You might be able to use XSLT and output your result to the <ANY> node.
- Use pure custom XSLT for the whole map. You’ll probably also have to use the <Any> node in your schema so you can set an output message type.
Just some ideas to try.
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