Hi all,

I need to recieve different types of XML files and transform them into
given message type (scheme is known). I mean, there is any XML file in
the input (I don't know the structure), I want to create message (over
given scheme) and try to map elements with the same names together (It
is no problem to do it in an expression like AnyMessage.ID=MyMessage.ID,
...). Is it possible? How to do this?

Thanks,
maRek.

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Some custom inline XSLT could do something similar, using some XPath
expression that work on the local-name() and match those...

Regards,
Christof



"maRek" <marek@anasoft.sk> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> I need to recieve different types of XML files and transform them into
> given message type (scheme is known). I mean, there is any XML file in
> the input (I don't know the structure), I want to create message (over
> given scheme) and try to map elements with the same names together (It
> is no problem to do it in an expression like AnyMessage.ID=MyMessage.ID,
> ...). Is it possible? How to do this?
>
> Thanks,
> maRek.

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You can use a type-agnostic port on an orchestration to receive the message
and the map the message in an expression.  A type-agnostic port is a port
which receives a message of type XmlDocument.

HTH,
Kevin

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Type Agnostic Port has a performace overhead and should be used in scenarios
 where performance is secondary importance.

Jitendra

""Kevin Lam [MS]"" wrote:

> You can use a type-agnostic port on an orchestration to receive the messag
e
> and the map the message in an expression.  A type-agnostic port is a port
> which receives a message of type XmlDocument.
>
> HTH,
> Kevin
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights
.
>
>
>

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