FlatFileASSEMBLER doesn’t work

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    • #14572

      hi,

      i have this situation:
      a receive pipeline that reads a flatfile with delimiters and this becomes a xml document. (schema= Receive_FlatFile_Body.xsd)
      This document is being mapped to a send xmldocument. (schema= FlatFileSend.xsd)
      tis send document is being send to a send pipeline where a flat file assembler is working.
      the output should be a flat file with fixed width.

      if i don’t assign the created sendpipeline to the port this is the output of 1 message:
      [quote:b228497983]<Root xmlns=\”http://Webshop.Receive_FlatFile_Body\”>
      <Body mlns=\”\”>
      <Order_ID>gdsg</Order_ID>
      <productnaam>bcdf</productnaam>
      <aantal>123</aantal>
      </Body>
      </Root>[/quote:b228497983]

      But i keep getting this message in de tool FFASM:
      Cannot find definition for the input: mlns

      so i know for sure that it is because the attribute mlns of <Body> is not filled in. but how to correct this?

      Thx in advance
      Thomas

    • #14573

      ok i made a little mistake, because i had to remake the message i forgot to type the x in front of mlns, so now it works that thing.
      but now i’m getting this message in my event viewer:
      [quote:07f57a4bb4]There was a failure executing the send pipeline:
      \”Webshop.SendFlatFileFW_Pipeline,Webshop,Version=1.0.0.0,Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=bac8947f50b16b59\” Source:\”Flat file assembler\” Send Port: \”MSMQ_Send_Port\” URI: \”FORMATNAME:DIRECT=OS:AWS00401\\PRIVATE$\\MAGZIJNSYSTEEM\” Reason: This Assembler cannot retrieve a document specification using this type:
      \”http://Webshop.Receive_FlatFile_Body#Root\”.[/quote:07f57a4bb4]

      Any help?

      Thx
      Thomas

      • #14574

        problem solved,

        in my send port i had to add the outbound map to my transformFlatFiles.btm map.

        Greets

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