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XMLEncoder service: How to access nodes with a default name space using XPATH expressions *|* -6D0E62A6A7609B41852579170042B9DF- *|*

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XMLEncoder service: How to access nodes with a default name space using XPATH expressions

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The XMLEncoder service is used to transfer nodes from the input xml document into the process data. The xml document has?a default name space specified.

In this case you have to use the local-name function. Additionally the inmsg node has to be specified explicitly - the // notation does not work in this case.

Example

<root xmlns="http//www.test.de"&gt;

<node1> text </node1>

<node2>text2</node2>

</root>

XMLEncoder configuration:

? <operation name="XML Encoder Extrahiere Filterdaten">
????? <participant name="XMLEncoder"/>
????? <output message="XMLEncoderTypeInputMessage">
??????? <assign to="mode">xml_to_process_data</assign>
??????? <assign to="output_to_process_data">YES</assign>
??????? <assign to="." from="*"></assign>
????? </output>
????? <input message="inmsg">
??????? <assign to="Node1" from="/inmsg/*[local-name()='node1']/text()"></assign>
????? </input>
??? </operation>

Cross reference information
SegmentProductComponentPlatformVersionEdition
CommerceSterling B2B IntegratorAdapters

Historical Number

FAQ2275

[{"Business Unit":{"code":"BU055","label":"Cognitive Applications"},"Product":{"code":"SS73G6","label":"Sterling Total Payments for Financial Services"},"Component":"","Platform":[{"code":"PF025","label":"Platform Independent"}],"Version":"All Versions","Edition":"","Line of Business":{"code":"","label":""}}]

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Modified date:
12 October 2021

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ibm10767621

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