Greetings. I have a scenario where I need to combine different segments
of an inbound document into a single loop of output nodes. For example,
I need to convert the following document into the one below it.

<root>
<sectionA>
<sectionB>
<widget value="blue">ALPHA</widget>
<widget value="green" />BRAVO</widget>
</sectionB
<sectionB>
<widget value="yellow" />CHARLIE</widget>
</sectionB>
</sectionA>
<section1>
<section2>
<thing value="magenta" />DELTA</thing>
</section2>
</section1>
</root>

<root>
<output value="blue">ALPHA</output>
<output value="green" />BRAVO</output>
<output value="yellow" />CHARLIE</output>
<output value="magenta" />DELTA</output>
</root>

The problem that I'm having is the scope link using a table looping
functiod. I thought I could use two separate table looping functoids
which would provide two different scopes: one scope on the "widget"
element and the other on the "thing" element. But, this didn't seem to
work. Any thoughts or suggestions?

Thanks.

-ak

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Using Looping functiod, not table looping functiod.

For more infor, check this link:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...oncept_mjvl.asp



Ayron wrote:
> Greetings. I have a scenario where I need to combine different segments
> of an inbound document into a single loop of output nodes. For example,
> I need to convert the following document into the one below it.
>
> <root>
>   <sectionA>
>     <sectionB>
>       <widget value="blue">ALPHA</widget>
>       <widget value="green" />BRAVO</widget>
>     </sectionB
>     <sectionB>
>       <widget value="yellow" />CHARLIE</widget>
>     </sectionB>
>   </sectionA>
>   <section1>
>     <section2>
>       <thing value="magenta" />DELTA</thing>
>     </section2>
>   </section1>
> </root>
>
> <root>
>   <output value="blue">ALPHA</output>
>   <output value="green" />BRAVO</output>
>   <output value="yellow" />CHARLIE</output>
>   <output value="magenta" />DELTA</output>
> </root>
>
> The problem that I'm having is the scope link using a table looping
> functiod. I thought I could use two separate table looping functoids
> which would provide two different scopes: one scope on the "widget"
> element and the other on the "thing" element. But, this didn't seem to
> work. Any thoughts or suggestions?
>
> Thanks.
>
> -ak

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Ayron,

Use Looping functoid, link source "sectionB/widget" node &
"section2/thing" node to the Looping functoid as input and then link
the Looping functoid to target "output" node.
This single Looping functoid links should work properly since both
source nodes, widget & things are at the same level.

Regards,
Kiran Pabba

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