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    • February 20, 2006 at 2:32 PM #12934
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        I am trying to map from one XML schema to another. My issue is this, I have a schema something like this:
        <Sequence>
        <OBR>
        <obr1></obr1>
        <obr2></obr2>
        </OBR>
        <ORC>
        <orc1></orc1>
        <orc2></orc2>
        </ORC>

        When I get my resulting XML I get all the OBR’s at the top and then all the ORCs at the bottom. For example:
        OBR
        OBR
        OBC
        ORC
        ORC

        How can I make it so that the order of the OBR and ORCs in the original file stay in the resulting file? Like:
        OBR
        ORC
        OBC
        OBR
        ORC

        Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks!

      • February 20, 2006 at 5:05 PM #12935
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          would help if I could put the question in right, I meant:

          When I get my resulting XML I get all the OBR’s at the top and then all the ORCs at the bottom. For example:
          OBR
          OBR
          ORC
          ORC
          ORC

          How can I make it so that the order of the OBR and ORCs in the original file stay in the resulting file? Like:
          OBR
          ORC
          ORC
          OBR
          ORC

          • February 23, 2006 at 10:19 PM #12936
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              We are trying the custom xslt way.

              But, what do you mean by ‘looping around the node’?

              thanks!

              • March 1, 2006 at 2:49 PM #12937
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                  Just Think If you can have schema like this:

                  <Sequence>
                  <OBR-ORC>
                  <obr1></obr1>
                  <orc1></orc1>
                  <obr2></obr2>
                  <orc2></orc2>
                  </OBR-ORC>

                  regards,

                  • February 23, 2006 at 7:28 PM #12938
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                      I think your mapping is set up wrong.

                      You might need to look at looping around the node above the <OBR> and <ORC> node. Map that to your destination node.

                      If you don’t have that option, you might have to look at custom xslt.

                      Hope this helps.

                      • February 26, 2006 at 5:22 AM #12939
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                          I think you’ll need to go one node higher on your source message and drag it into a Looping functoid. Just an idea

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