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Advanced filter condition in XSLT for-each - Filtering specific set of nodes based on a condition
Answer
On Demand Consulting
Author: Vinoth Philominraaj
These steps provide details on how to filter a specific set of nodes from a list and map them using XSLT map.
1. In the XSLT map identify the list fields and map from source to target.
2. Select / make sure For-each is selected for the map
3. Click on For-each and open the properties
4. In properties tab, select Filter Inputs and provide the rule for filter.
5. Using Ctrl+Space appropriate XPath can be selected with correct variable tag.
Example:
In the sample below, the requirement is to filter and map Party details for roles Primary and Contact
Author: Vinoth Philominraaj
These steps provide details on how to filter a specific set of nodes from a list and map them using XSLT map.
1. In the XSLT map identify the list fields and map from source to target.
2. Select / make sure For-each is selected for the map
3. Click on For-each and open the properties
4. In properties tab, select Filter Inputs and provide the rule for filter.
5. Using Ctrl+Space appropriate XPath can be selected with correct variable tag.
Example:
In the sample below, the requirement is to filter and map Party details for roles Primary and Contact
[{"Business Unit":{"code":"BU053","label":"Cloud & Data Platform"},"Product":{"code":"SSQTW3","label":"IBM On Demand Consulting for Hybrid Cloud"},"Component":"","Platform":[{"code":"PF025","label":"Platform Independent"}],"Version":"All Versions","Edition":"","Line of Business":{"code":"","label":""}}]
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17 March 2019
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