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Btvn

2004-11-08, 8:47 pm

I have an inbound schema like this:
<Root>
<Header> :Record
<H1> :Element
<H2> :Element
<Sequence> : Sequence max occur = *
<SH> : record
<SH1> : Element
<Detail> :Record max occur = *
<DT1> : Element
<DT2> : Element
<DT3> : Record max occur = 3
<DT31>: Element
<DT32>: Element
<DT4> Element
<ST> Record
<ST1> Element
<Footer> Record
<F1> Element

and outbound schema is:

<Root> : Record
<Record> :Record
<Header> :Element Get data from <H1>
<SMHeader> :Element Get data from <SH1>
<DTs1> :Element Get data from <DT1>
<DTs2> :Element Get data from <DT2>
<DTs3> :Element Get data from <DT31>
<DTs4> :Element Get data from <DT32>
<DTs5> :Element Get data from <DT4>
<SMTotal> :Element Get data from <ST4>
<Footer> :Element Get data from <F1>

I dont know how to map as above? Can you help me?
Neal Walters

2004-11-09, 7:46 am

I think if you just drag the fields straight across it should work. The one
to many relationship on the right side should trigger multiple instances on
the right side.

When having mapping problems, it is often useful to look at the XSLT that
Biztalk generates. You can see this XSLT by doing a right-click (on the map
in Solution Explorer) then selecting Validate Map. Then in the output
window, you can CNTL-Click on the XSLT to load it.

Neal Walters
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