Input XML can change, say if the following XML is coming as input:
<Root>
<Fruits></Fruits>
<FruitsName>
<Apple></Apple>
<Mango></Mango>
</FruitsName>
</Root>
than output should be generated based on a mapping file.
Here say Fruits to be mapped with F1.
FruitsName to be mapped with FN.
Apple to be mapped with App.
Mango to be mapped with Man which will be present in properties file.
Output:
<Root>
<F1> </F1>
<FN>
<App></App>
<Man></Man>
</FN>
</Root>
Now if the input XML has different tags than XML should be generated based on
the mapping file/properties file.
You are doing an XML to XMl transformation.
You can Make use of XSLT to achieve the output.
Thanks!
You can achieve using following simple dataweave script:
%dw 1.0
%output application/xml
---
{
Root:{
F1: payload.Root.Fruits,
FN:{
App: payload.Root.FruitsName.Apple,
Man: payload.Root.FruitsName.Mango
}
}
}
output as you expect:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='windows-1252'?>
<Root>
<F1></F1>
<FN>
<App></App>
<Man></Man>
</FN>
</Root>
Related
I know how to do this for simple xml like-
<person>
<age>10</age>
<weight>20</weight>
</person>
will be mapped to CSV as-
age,weight
10,20
But how to do it for nested tags?
Example: I have following xml-
<root>
<prop1>someValue</prop>
<prop2>
<innerProp>
<property1>value1</property1>
<property2>
<subProperty1>value2</subProperty1>
<subProperty2>value3</subProperty2>
<subProperty3>value4</subProperty3>
</property2>
<property3>value5</property3>
<property4>value6</property4>
<property5>
<subProperty4>value7</subProperty4>
<subProperty5>value8</subProperty5>
<subProperty6>value9</subProperty6>
</property5>
<property6>value10</property6>
<property7>value11</property>
</innerProp>
</prop2>
</root>
What will be its transformation in CSV?
Or this can't be done at all?
You could flatten this by using a dot for each indent you see. This would be the outcome:
prop1, prop2.innerProp.property1, prop2.innerProp.property2.subProperty1, prop2.innerProp.property2.subProperty2, ...
I have One XML Like
<root>
<name id="1">Abc</name>
<salary>25000</salary>
</root>
I want something like this
<root>
<name id="1,2">Abc</name>
<salary>25000</salary>
</root>
I am able to create the attribute by using DOM parser as:
Document doc = _docBuilder.newDocument();`
Attr attr = doc.createAttribute("id");
attr.setValue("1");
name.setAttributeNode(attr);
How can I get multiple attribute values for the same attribute.
XML does not support attributes with multiple values.
You could certainly do: attr.setValue("1,2");
However that really isn't very XML friendly. Also, you probably shouldn't have more than one value for an id. You may wish to consider something like this:
<thing>
<name>Abc</name>
<reference_ids>
<id>1</id>
<id>2</id>
</reference_ids>
</thing>
I have some XML data inside an XML file which i want to pass to another application. I have used XMLPullPaser.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<node1>
<node2>dd03</node2>
<node3>,17,0,,**<xml><cell>555</cell></xml>**,</node3>
</bintextobj>
node 3 contains the data as highlighted. The xml I want to pass as data of xml file. Is there any way of achieving this?
Use CDATA to store the value. This will cause the parser to treat the value of node3 like plain text.
<node3><![CDATA[,17,0,,**<xml><cell>555</cell></xml>**,]]></node3>
write xsl to extract the <xml>..</xml> and write into the new xml file which can be passed to the other applications.
I need following Kind of XML in result from a JAVA class using JAXB annotation(like #XmlElement , #XmlAttribute etc.)
Following is the XML result that i want...
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<ROOT>
<A>
<A1></A1>
<A2></A2>
</A>
<B>
<B1></B1>
<B2></B2>
</B>
</ROOT>
For that XML response what should be my Sample Java Class and what should be the annotations for that, keeping in mind that all the nodes should be case-sensitive ie. element B shouldn't b
Thanks in advance
i want to parse the following type of text. Example1
<root>my name is <j> <b> mike</b> </j> </root>
example 2
<root> my name is <mytag1 attribute="val" >mike</mytag1> and yours is <mytag2> john</mytag2> </root>
can i parse it using a DOM parser?I will not have the same format evry time .I can have different formats in which the tags are nested.I dont know the format in advance.
Both these examples are valid XML documents so there's no reason you can;t do this.
If your XML is very simple, especially if it combines text and tags together, you may want to run it via an XSL transformation first, to have a format easier to parse or to convert it to other format, such as HTML.
You can use a DOM parser for the examples you've given - they're valid XML. However, you wouldn't be able to use it for non-XML as per your subject line.
When you say you can have "different formats in which the tags are nested" what exactly do you mean? If it's always simple nesting, e.g.
<root>
<tag1>
<tag2>
<tag3>
Stuff
</tag3>
</tag2>
</tag1>
</root>
Then that will be fine. However, an XML parser won't like markup where an "outer" tag is closed before an "inner" one:
<root>
<tag1>
<tag2>
Stuff
</tag1> <!-- Invalid -->
</tag2>
</root>