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    • #21864

      this is a runtime exception i m getting :S

      Error encountered while executing the transform XYZRequest_To_ABCRequest. Error:Invalid input/output document into/from the transform. Does not have a single root node..

       

      Any Idea ?????

    • #21867

      Sounds like the input message has more than one root node? Have you checked the message to make sure it only has one root node? If possible post the sample file you are using.

      • #21875

        no this is not the case i have checked msgs in HAT and validated against the schemas, there are 2 input msgs and one output msg

        • #21880

          Hi

          did you manage to solve your problem?

          • #21893

            nop [:(]

            • #21894

              Post the sample files and schemas

              • #21897

                is it possible to see what input msg Transform shape has recieved ?? i mean what multipart msg it has created with 2 inputs ?

                • #21898

                  Yahooo !!! i resolved the issue, since it was a runtime exception and its source was Microsoft.XLANGs.Engine
                  Target Site: System.Xml.XmlDocument AggregateXmlDocuments, i disassemble the dll and looked for this particular method and found that the exception will occur if  any of the input xml has the xml declearation and that is because it considers xml decleartion as a root and hence it says

                  “Error:Invalid input/output document into/from the transform. Does not have a single root node..”

                  So in my case i changed my custom xslt to exclude the xml declearation and here we go transform starts to working fine ….

                  Thank you everyone for your time and thoughts.

                  Thanks,

                  Syed Abdullah AKhlaq

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