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Hi,

do you have the XML in a IFS file? Then try to open it in an IE browser -
it will detect any
formal errors


On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 9:56 PM, Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

LOL Dutch - I've just started using XML-INTO - it's a dream for the
single-level XML schema I'm faced with.

The %handler thing saved my butt, once I got my mind around it - a couple
2x4 pushes didn't hurt - too much!

Later
Vern

----- Original Message -----
I'm reading through them now Vern. Thanks :) Btw feel free to use the 2x4
anytime you believe I need a smack down :)


Dutch

Jon Paris has some articles on XML-INTO that are worth looking at - as I
recall, he discusses handling nested elements.

Speaking of handling, you probably want to use the %handler() form of
XML-INTO.

And you'll want to specify a path in the options - then you can deal with
nested stuff more easily, I think.

And if you use %handler(), looping is a non-issue.

HTH
Vern

----- Original Message -----
I was trying to back into this a bit, but maybe that's part of my
problem.

We are going to need to standardize our xml docs some for mapping
purposes, but where I think I'm going to struggle the most (until I get a
full understanding of it) is with nested multiple values.

As an example, I can get Scott's simple student example to work with no
trouble, and probably can, although it didn't for this try, get it to
work
with others but when I have something like this:

<LoadInformation>
<Shipper>
<Name>
<Short>WALMT</Short>
<FullName>Walmart</FullName>
</Name>
</Shipper>
<Consigee>
<Name>
<Short>WALMT-1902</Short>
<FullName>Walmart Store 1902</FullName>
</Name>
</Consignee>
<Stop>
<StopNo>1</StopNo>
<StopName>WALMT</Stop>
<StopFullName>Walmart Store 1899</StopFullName>
<Address>123 Main Street</Address>
<City>Somewhere</City>
<State>TX</State>
<ZipCode>90210</ZipCode>
</Stop>
<Stop>
<StopNo>2</StopNo>
<StopName>WALMT</Stop>
<StopFullName>Walmart Store 1099</StopFullName>
<Address>1099 Main Street</Address>
<City>Somewhere</City>
<State>TX</State>
<ZipCode>90210</ZipCode>
</Stop>
<Stop>
<StopNo>3</StopNo>
<StopName>WALMT</Stop>
<StopFullName>Walmart Store 2899</StopFullName>
<Address>2899 Main Street</Address>
<City>Somewhere</City>
<State>TX</State>
<ZipCode>90210</ZipCode>
</Stop>
<Stop>
<StopNo>4</StopNo>
<StopName>WALMT</Stop>
<StopFullName>Walmart Store 5899</StopFullName>
<Address>5899 Main Street</Address>
<City>Somewhere</City>
<State>TX</State>
<ZipCode>90210</ZipCode>
</Stop>
</LoadInformation>


So I have to create a main DS for the LoadInformation, and then a sub DS
for the Stop and Shipper information.

Its the looping part for the stops that's gonna give me fits...

I'm going to try another one with very limited fields and ignore the
transactionset header info and see if that makes any difference.

Dutch


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