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Everything is doable, but it needs time and effort!
you may use custom XSLT in your map, and write the XSLT manually.
you may find this article useful
Hope it helps,
Mike
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Mike,
Have a look at a previous response to a similar question on this forum at http://www.biztalkgurus.com/forums/t/9651.aspx
However, you will need to modify the XSLT so that it reads:
<xsl:value-of select=”//Page[@number = 1]/TBox[@id = 63]/Value” />
Note: this just returns the value of the <Value> element only where Page = 1 and TBox = 63
Regards, Nick.
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Just a small comment on that –
If you can, you should avoid using ‘//’ in xpaths anywhere.
In many cases this is just laziness which results in a significant performance hit.
when you use ‘//’ the xsl engine has to scan the entire document to find ‘Page’ elmenets; if you know where they exist in the document you should specify that explicitly.
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Anon,
Thanks for the comment re. the double-slash. I’ve never used inline-xslt in anger before, I’ve always gone to straight custom XSLT files where I can do (for example):
/ns0:Root/ns0:child/ns0:value
However, when I put together a test project for this post, I discovered that that wasn’t accepted. A blog post I found suggested that the double slashes was the answer. I’ll bear the performance issue in mind in the future.
Cheers, Nick.
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