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How to work with MultiMapping

Posted on Oct 14, 2005 at 07:39 AM 11 Views

I need to map my message types

source

<PersonInputMessageType>
   <persons>
      <person>
         <name>Test1</name>
      </person>
      <person>
         <name>Test2</name>
      </person>
   </persons>
</PersonInputMessageType>

target

<PersonMessageType>
   <person>
      <name>Test1</name>
   </person>
</PersonMessageType>
<PersonMessageType>
   <person>
      <name>Test2</name>
   </person>
</PersonMessageType>

I created a visual mapping where I mapped fields

pesron->person, name -> name.

The result is 

<PersonMessageType>
   <person>
      <name>Test1</name>
   </person>
</PersonMessageType>

What step did I miss?

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    Posted on Oct 14, 2005 at 08:48 AM
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    Hello Sergey,

    You could use the removeContexts function in case that there are more than one <persons> tags. I'd suggest the following:

    person -> removeContexts -> PersonMessageType,

    Constant -> person

    name ->name

    Best regards

    Joachim

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    Posted on Oct 14, 2005 at 07:51 AM
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    Hi Sergey,

    YOu need to use the removeContexts() function.

    Regards

    Priyanka

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    Posted on Oct 14, 2005 at 08:22 AM
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    Hello Sergey,

    You also have to create a mapping

    <person> -> <PersonMessageType>

    Since in a multi-mapping the occurrence of the result message is set to 0..unbounded, it will not be created automatically (0 occurrences are allowed!!!). By the mapping cited above, you create the same number of target messages, as there are <person> elements.

    In addition you also have to take care about the occurrences of the target element <person>. If it's set to 1..1, there is no problem. If it's set to 0..1, please assign a constant to it, to make sure it is built up at runtime.

    Best regards

    Joachim

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