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Hello,
I found another solution: I'm running a Windows batch command before doing the RaptorXML command which always picks the oldest file out of my directory, moves it to another folder and renames it to a fixed name. RaptorXML is then pointing on this file with the fixed file name.
Here is the Windows batch command to achieve it:
Code:for /f "delims=" %%a in (
'dir /b /a-d /tw /od "E:\Directory1\*.xml"'
) do move "E:\Directory1\%%a" "E:\Directory2\FixedName.xml" & goto fileMoved
:fileMoved
Kind regards
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Hello,
Thank you for your feedback. Do you know about an example for this anywhere? Here in the forum search I was not able to find anything.
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Hello,
is it possible to use wildcards (*) in Windows RaptorXML command line parameter?
Example:
RaptorXML.exe xslt --xslt-version=2 --input=E:\Input\Input*.xml --output=E:\Output\Output*.xml MappingMapToCarLoAuftragIn.xslt
Thank you.
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Hello,
now it works.
Thank you for your support!!
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Hi again,
thank you for the example. But how would you implement it using XSLT2?
Kind regards
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Please see above
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Ok. Ist there a possibility to check for this error value for example with equal? Im can't get it running.
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Hello,
I have a question regarding the MapForce conversion function number:
Which value does this function deliver if the input is e.g. text?
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Hello island,
thank you for your detailed answer! The first solution was perfect for me.
Best regards
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Hello,
my question regarding a MapForce XSL transformation:
In my source file there is a number value (e.g. 4). Is it possible to create empty elements based on this number? So in this case 4 empty elements? These emtpy elements I would like to number with the auto-number function.
Thank you for your support!
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