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Hi b3t3l,
I see...well, what about adding a custom XSLT function? The sample in the documentation is just about tokenize.
Cheers,
Rocco
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btw, If you wanted to obtain the result in one row then you can connect the output of Tokenize to string-join, using a space character as delimiter.
Rocco
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Hi b3t3l,
I guess Tokenize-by-length is your man...
Cheers
Rocco
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Hi bwaring,
You could manually split the merged entries into separate nodes/items and then use the concat function in order to combine them.
Alternatively you could use the string-join which automatically concatenates all the values of the input sequence (provided you connect the right 'in-context' input, which should be 'C080' in your case). However, I can't be really sure my second suggestion will work fine for you, as I do not have your mapping here. If you still have problem you should share here your mfd file, input document and DDL to recreate the database, or provide the Technical Support with them.
p.s. I am assuming you are using the last release of MapForce, that is 2011r2.
Cheers,
Rocco
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Hi raistlinmajere,
At a first glance I would say you are mapping a simple node from your source Schema to a complex one in the target. In this way the content would be ignored (as indicated by the warning message).
What's the output in MapForce? Does it match your expectations? What are the java errors you are referring to? Are you generating the Java code from within MapForce?
Most important: it is quite difficult to help you without your actual files. Please add them (mfd and input file) to your post or submit them to the Technical Support
Cheers,
Rocco
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Hi bmarotta,
I am not aware of such possibility. However, you may want to try the 64-bit version of AltovaXML, it is available only with the Reporting Edition though. I believe you will experience better performances using it.
Cheers,
Rocco
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Hi Jean-Michel,
Actually MapForce does support Java 5. Could you try with MapForce v2011sp1 or (even better) with the last release v2011r2?
The former is available from the Software Archive, the latter from the main download page.
Cheers
Rocco
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Hi Venkat,
I can just ask your second question: Here
Cheers
Rocco
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Hi roman300178,
It is quite difficult to guess what's the reason of your error. However, you wrote your Altova libraries are based on MSXML 6. What is the actual MSXML version referenced by formtools.lib? I believe they must be the same.
Alternatively, one problem could also be some different setting between your library and the Altova ones: you can check 'Configuration Properties->C/C++' (VS2008 Project Properties dialog) and see if there is actually any significant difference.
I hope this can be of some help.
Cheers
Rocco
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Simply replace:
Code:
var ret = objPlugIn.ValidateDocument(false);
...with:
Code:
var ret = objPlugIn.AuthenticView.AsXMLString;
...inside 'TestFunction' (index.html), and you will see the XML displayed by the alert dialog.
This is the documentation page of 'AsXMLString'.
Here some further info about accessing and modifying document content.
Cheers
Rocco
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