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Examples
The following example converts a <letter> to a <memo>.
NOTE: The input letter in this example is slightly different from the previous example.
The input XML document is:
<letter
from="Mary Smith"
to="Paul Jones">
<text>Hello!</text>
</letter>The conversion function converts this to a memo format, as follows:
<memo>
<type>Interoffice Memo</type>
<header>
<from>Mary Smith</from>
<to>Paul Jones</to>
</header>
<body>Hello!</body>
</memo>The map function that performs this conversion is:
function ConvertLetterToMemo (xmlPropSetIn, xmlPropSetOut)
{
var letter = XPSGetRootElement (xmlPropSetIn);
var memo = XPSCreateRootElement (xmlPropSetOut, "memo");
XPSAddChild (memo, "type", "Interoffice Memo");
var header = XPSAddChild (memo, "header");
XPSAddChild (header, "from", XPSGetAttribute (letter, "from"));
XPSAddChild (header, "to", XPSGetAttribute (letter, "to"));
XPSAddChild (memo, "body", XPSGetTextValue (XPSFindChild (letter, "text")));
}
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Business Processes and Rules: Siebel eBusiness Application Integration Volume IV Published: 18 April 2003 |