Configuring the converted transforms
When the map is converted, automatically or manually resolve transforms with errors or warnings.
About this task
After your maps are converted, your transforms are changed to the appropriate type or
configuration for a graphical data map. However, some transforms might show the following indicators:
- Annotations are represented by a green arrow (
) on the transform. The transform was successfully converted, but if
you review the transform and find the behavior did not convert as expected, you can opt to reject
conversion. - Warnings are represented by a triangular exclamation mark box (
). If a warning is present on one or more of the transforms in your
converted graphical data map, the behavior or output of the converted transform might be different
from the behavior or output of the mapping structure in your original message map. - Required tasks are represented by a red cross on a Task transform (
). You must complete
required tasks so that the transform works in your map.
To ensure that your transforms operate as intended, you must review each transform that has an annotation, warning, or task before you use your converted graphical data map in a messaging solution. The converted map will work without reviewing the transforms, but might not work as expected. Task transforms are ignored at runtime, so you must resolve them before you use your maps.
Warnings are often specific to the data that is used in the map, so the scenario covers how to resolve annotations and Task transforms: