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    • July 6, 2009 at 5:56 AM #22788
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        Hello,

        I have a problem. I want to pass XML document as parameter to Scripting Functoid. Where I run this code I get a null variable.

        I want pass strTmp which is document

        <POLISY xmlns=”http://E.M.P.FD“>
         <HEADERINFO>
          <RaportDateCreate>2009-06-08T11:57:25</RaportDateCreate>
         </HEADERINFO>
          <POLISA>
              <NUMER>A0/DOK/I/00006/2009</NUMER>
          </POLISA>
          <POLISA>
              <NUMER>A0/DOK/I/00007/2009</NUMER>
          </POLISA>
        </POLISY>

        [IN EXPRESSION EDITOR]

        strTmp = xmlTmpDocOut.InnerText.ToString();

        strXmlTmp = “<HashString><strcontractNo>”+strcontractNo+”</strcontractNo>”;

        strXmlTmp = strXmlTmp + “<xmlDoc>”+strTmp+”</xmlDoc>”;

        strXmlTmp = strXmlTmp + “<pass></pass></HashString>”;

        [IN Scripting Functoid]

        PARAMETER

        /*[local-name()='<Schema>’]/*[local-name()=’HashString’]/*[local-name()=’xmlDoc’]

        When I want to get a parameter value I get null.

        Where is an error.

        Please HELP.

        Paul.

         

      • July 6, 2009 at 9:54 PM #22793
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          Hi Paul,

          I don’t believe you can use a .net variable inside the map that you define outside of the map. I think you can create a schema with the following structure. Then create and populate a XLangMessage of this type of schema and use the XLangMessage as an input to the map. hope that helps.

           

           

           

          • July 7, 2009 at 2:10 AM #22797
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              How do you assign the content to xmlTmpDocOut?

              There are a couple of issues with your code:
              strTmp = xmlTmpDocOut.InnerText.ToString();

              The InnerText property only returns the text content of your Xml, basically strips all the xml tags.
              You should use:
              strTmp = xmlTmpDocOut.OuterXml;

              The xpath statement in your map is also incorrect, there is no <Schema> root node in your message.
              You should use:
              /*[local-name()=’HashString’]/*[local-name()=’xmlDoc’]

              This may not be the best way of achieving your result. Are you using custom Xslt? What is the purpose of passing the Xml to the scripting functoid?

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