Hello Jeff,

I have an incoming message that is similar to the following (where there are
one or more 'application' elements under the root 'allapplication'):

<allapplications>
<application>
<marketingpartnerapplicationid/>				<applicationdate>20040716</applicationda
te>
<applicationprinteddate>20040716</applicationprinteddate>
<loans>
<loan>
<loantypecode/>
<loanlenderservicername/>
<loanlenderservicernumber/>
</loan>
<loan>
<loantypecode/>
<loanlenderservicername/>
<loanlenderservicernumber/>
</loan>
</loans>
</application>
<application>
<marketingpartnerapplicationid/>				<applicationdate>20040716</applicationda
te>
<applicationprinteddate>20040716</applicationprinteddate>
<loans>
<loan>
<loantypecode/>
<loanlenderservicername/>
<loanlenderservicernumber/>
</loan>
<loan>
<loantypecode/>
<loanlenderservicername/>
<loanlenderservicernumber/>
</loan>
</loans>
</application>
</allapplications>

I need to pull out each 'application' element and construct a new message
instance
based on another schema.

I've been able to map from 'application' to the required message (well
mostly  ;)

My problem is, what is the best way to go about extracting the individual
'application' elements from 'allapplications' so that I can create each new
message instance.  It seems like it should be simple; but I'm unable to see
the solution.

Thanks for your help.

Regards,
Edwin King


"Jeff Lynch" wrote:

> Can you post a sample of what you are trying to accomplish and your schema
s?
> I can think of several different methods to map and flatten an inbound
> message.
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> schema 
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