shahidazim78

I have an XML do***ent like this:

<MyDates>
<Date Type="Do***ent">20040923</Date>
<Date Type="Despatch">20040924</Date>
</MyDates>

And I want to map the above do***ent to the following do***ent:

<NewDates>
<OrderEntryDate>20040923</OrderEntryDate>
<DespatchDate>20040923</OrderEntryDate>
</NewDates>

Here

Type="Do***ent" -> <OrderEntryDate>
Type="Despatch" -> <DespatchDate>

I have tried with looping functoid but its not working. So any suggestion?

tanbn

In the output below, should it be (note the DespatchDate value):

<NewDates>
<OrderEntryDate>20040923</OrderEntryDate>
<DespatchDate>20040924</OrderEntryDate>
</NewDates>

If so, use two index functoid; link the first index functoid (with an index
value of 1) to the OrderEntryDate field and the second index functoid (with
an index value of 2) to the DespatchDate field.

Regards,
Tan Nguyen
Microsoft BizTalk Server

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matt milner

You can also use the value mapping funtoids. Take a look at the examples in
the do***entation to see which one works for you (I can never keep the two
straight). Essentially you use this with a logical functoid to say that if
the Type=Do***ent, map it to this element, and if the type = Despatch, map
it here. This way you are not tied to having those things come in a
particular order in your do***ent.

Matt