05-14-04 07:37 PM
Please look at the xpath() function in the documentation.
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| >>From: "Ruurd" <ruurd@ruurd.ask.me>
| >>References: <049701c3d716$b9b5af10$a301280a@phx.gbl>
<qsh400ptf72bh3sppeg1h059p311kdjaol@4ax.com>
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| >>Subject: Re: Looping through multiple nodes in Ochestration
| >>Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 14:24:28 +0100
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| >>Xref: cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl microsoft.public.biztalk.orchestration:5079
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| >>I am using biztalk 2004 though, and would love an answer to the same
| >>question!
| >>
| >>
| >>
| >><Sameer.Surve@ilg.com> wrote in message
| >>news:cc697edb.0401270616.5d75a02d@posting.google.com...
| >>> From the text, it is not apparent if you are using BizTalk 2002 or
| >>> 2004.
| >>> You should be able to do what you want using 2004.
| >>> But this is a limitation for BizTalk 2002.
| >>> The only way I know of is to workaround the problem that Jan suggested
| >>> (which seems to work for you).
| >>>
| >>> ouaes@hotmail.com (Ouaes Jamali) wrote in message
| >>news:<e24f6f80.0401261609.149eb239@posting.google.com>...
| >>> > Thanx, I have got this one done. I created the COM component that
| >>> > returns the nodes count another method that takes in the XML data
and
| >>> > the node index and returns the node and the third method(i
implemented
| >>> > this as a property) increments the node index counter.
| >>> >
| >>> >
| >>> > Jan Eliasen <spam@eliasen.dk> wrote in message
| >>news:<qsh400ptf72bh3sppeg1h059p311kdjaol@4ax.com>...
| >>> > > On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 17:11:50 -0800, "Ouaes Jamali"
| >>> > > <ojamali@comsoltx.com> wrote:
| >>> > >
| >>> > > It should be possible to create a COM-component that will count
the
| >>> > > items for you and return the number? Or if you need the actual
values,
| >>> > > then also a COM-component that returns the next set of values
until
| >>> > > null or something like that?
| >>> > >
| >>> > > >Hi All
| >>> > > >
| >>> > > >I have got an orders items file that contains data for
| >>> > > >Order Items. In the ochestration i want to iterate
| >>> > > >through each of the OrderItem nodes and take some action
| >>> > > >based on the data in the node. When i send this file with
| >>> > > >multiple nodes through Ochestration i get a error saying
| >>> > > >that "Multiple nodes where returned".
| >>> > > > Is there a way to iterate through indivual nodes with
| >>> > > >out having to create a file for every order item and send
| >>> > > >it through ochestration? I have tried to use the looping
| >>> > > >control but am unable to find a sample that would guide
| >>> > > >me on how to use this. Any help in getting a sample code
| >>> > > >or any help on iterating through multiple nodes
| >>> > > >Ochestration would be greatly appreciated.
| >>> > > > This is the structure of the Order Items file
| >>> > > >
| >>> > > ><OrderItems>
| >>> > > > <OrderItem ItemID="2" Qty="100" ListPrice="100.22"
| >>> > > >Discount=".5">
| >>> > > > <OrderItem ItemID="3" Qty="10" ListPrice="15.00"
| >>> > > >Discount="0">
| >>> > > ></OrderItems>
| >>> > > >
| >>> > > >Thanks in advance.
| >>
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