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		  | cjvaz | 
		  
		    
			  
				 Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2006 6:54 pm    Post subject: TDS commad delimited message to XML | 
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				Having issue with converting a TDS message to XML.
 
 
DESCRIPTION 
 
 
I have a comma delimited file (can be one line or multiple lines), each line separated by a <CR><LF>
 
 
92833,20050623,5.11.026,PERFGH,SRFG.0,2,008:00,A<CR><LF>
 
38372,20050625,8.11.028,CERFGJ,ADRF.1,5,999:59,A<CR><LF>
 
 
DESIRED OUTPUT in XML format:
 
 
<TR_RECS>
 
   <RECORDS>
 
      <TYPE1>92833></TYPE1>
 
      <TYPE2>06-23-2005</TYPE2>
 
      <TYPE3>5.11.026</TYPE3>
 
      <TYPE4>PERFGH</TYPE4>
 
      <TYPE5>SRFG.0</TYPE5>
 
      <TYPE6>2</TYPE6>
 
      <TYPE7>008:00</TYPE7>
 
      <TYPE8>A</TYPE8>
 
   <RECORDS>
 
<TR_RECS>
 
 
MY ISSUE:
 
 
works fine with one line of comma separated values, but when I try and push through two records which are separated by <CR><LF>, I get the following XML output:
 
 
<TR_RECS>
 
   <RECORDS>
 
      <TYPE1>92833></TYPE1>
 
      <TYPE2>06-23-2005</TYPE2>
 
      <TYPE3>5.11.026</TYPE3>
 
      <TYPE4>PERFGH</TYPE4>
 
      <TYPE5>SRFG.0</TYPE5>
 
      <TYPE6>2</TYPE6>
 
      <TYPE7>008:00</TYPE7>
 
      <TYPE8>A..38372,20050625,8.11.028,CERFGJ,ADRF.1,5,999:59,A</TYPE8>
 
   <RECORDS>
 
<TR_RECS>
 
 
The contents of the second line gets dumped into the last tag.
 
 
TDS MESSAGE DESIGN:
 
1) two messages
 
    a) tr_recs(complextype1)
 
          LOGICAL PROPERTIES of complextype1
 
             composition - "sequence"
 
             content validation - "closed"
 
             min and max occurs is "1"
 
          PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
 
             DES - "all elements delimited"
 
             delimiter - X'0D0A'
 
             supress absent element delimiter - "Never"
 
    b) records(complextype2)
 
          LOGICAL PROPERTIES of complextype2
 
             composition - "sequence"
 
             content validation - "closed"
 
             min and max occurs is "1"
 
          PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
 
             DES - "all elements delimited"
 
             GRoup Terminator - X'0D0A'            
 
             delimiter - ,
 
             supress absent element delimiter - "Never"
 
   c) tr_recs has a reference to records and the max occurs is set to -1
 
   d) Simple flow design:
 
        MQInput Node
 
           Message domain - 'MRM'
 
           Message Type - 'tr_recs'
 
           Message Format - 'TDS1'
 
        Compute Node
 
           SET OutputRoot.Properties.MessageFormat = 'XML';
 
        MQOutput Node
 
 
This seems like a very simple issue to solve, but I'm not having a whole lot of luck with getting it to recognize the <CR><LF>. Not sure if its a message set design or something else. | 
			   
			 
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		  | shalabh1976 | 
		  
		    
			  
				 Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2006 8:29 pm    Post subject:  | 
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				I can show you one way to parse this:
 
Add tagged delimited format CSV:
 
1. Create your elements
 
2. Create you type(t1) with these elements
 
3. Create an element of above type(t1).
 
4. Create another type(t2) with the element created above(ec).
 
5. Create a message of type(t2)
 
On typ2 --> tab CSV
 
Data Element separation->All elements delimited
 
Delimiter -> <CR><LF>
 
On element under this type --> Repeat = Yes
 
CSV tab ->Repeating element delimiter = <CR><LF>
 
On typ1 --> tab CSV
 
Data Element separation->All elements delimited
 
Delimiter -> ,
 
 
Under the messages click on the element ec -->
 
Repeat = Yes, 
 
Repeating element delimiter = <CR><LF>
 
 
 
There are other ways to do this by using the Group terminator also. _________________ Shalabh
 
IBM Cert. WMB V6.0
 
IBM Cert. MQ V5.3 App. Prog.
 
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				 Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 12:46 am    Post subject:  | 
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Try <CR><LF> instead. | 
			   
			 
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