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This is a matter for Altova Support. Please contact them directly. As you can see at the top of this forum, "This is not a support forum.…If you need a professional and reliable answer, or if you want to report a bug, please contact Altova Support instead."
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The problem is that you're driving an ancestor of BOOK_TITLE, ORDER_ITEM, by a peer of the FLF-D3 which contains DESC. FLF-D1 is connected to ORDER_ITEM, and FLF-D3/DESC is connected to ORDER_ITEM/BOOK/BOOK_NUMBER.
For that record, there are four occurrences of the Switch node. Occurence 3 contains the FLF-D1, and occurrence 4 contains the FLF-D3. You'll need to do some filtering to look up the correct FLF-D3 to use, I guess.
You can use the "1/27" and "1/4" buttons in FlexText itself to navigate around the various occurences of your repeated splits and switches to see exactly how the text is parsed.
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I would do that as demonstrated by the attached example.
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MapForce Server Version 2019 can execute MapForce Server Execution Files (MFX) generated by the MapForce desktop application Version 2017.
The ability to compile mappings to MFX was definitely included in Version 2017 as you can see in the documentation’s What’s New list.
If you purchased a Support & Maintenance Package (SMP) with your license for the MapForce desktop application, you may be entitled to upgrade free of charge to a newer version. If you’re not sure, contact Altova Support directly with your permanent license key code.
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You haven't read the whole discussion there, especially the part at the end where the function recursively calls itself inside the function. See the attached example.
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Basically, the error means that if you have Loop2000 connected to the group-by function' nodes/rows input, then the connection to the key must ultimately (through functions or whatever) come from items which are descendants of that node (or, from constants). It cannot be connected in any way with an item which is not a descendant of that node. The solution for this is simply to correct the mapping.
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It's not really clear from your description what you need, but people who ask questions very similar-sounding to yours usually need to use the Duplicate Input Item functionality to, in your case, create multiple Address output items to connect your different input address types to.
If that doesn't help, please attach your actual files and an example of what the output needs to be.
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In answer to your question, "is there other way to restart the altova service without restart server machine," the answer is, of course. You can stop and start the FlowForce Server services manually using the Altova ServiceController or the Windows Services list in the Microsoft Management Console.
As to what's going wrong, really you or your client should open a real case with Altova Support as this User Forum is not a support forum.
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Attached are actual example files which demonstrate how to do this using a recursive User-Defined Function (UDF).
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There's no limitation against "post-processing" using Java in general.
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