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XML Document to XML Hierarchy Method Arguments


Table 23 describes the input arguments for the XML Document to XML Hierarchy method of the XML Hierarchy Converter.

Table 23.  XML Document to XML Hierarchy Method Input Arguments
Display Name
Name
Data Type
Description
XML Document
<Value>
String
The input XML Document.
If xml converter Business Services that expect XML Document (EAI XML Converter, XML Converter, XML Hierarchy Converter) are being used, then the <Value> should contain binary buffer rather than text string.
When used in workflow, the Data Type for the process property used for XML Document should be "Binary".
Escape Names
EscapeNames
String
Invalid characters in XML tags will be escaped, using Siebel's internal escape format.
  • If True, process Escape characters (this is the default).
  • If False, do not process Escape characters.
Validate External Entity
ValidateExternalEntity
String
If True, the parser will be set to validate against external metadata, such as DTD schemas.
External Entity Directory
ExternalEntityDirectory
String
Location of external entity files, such as DTD files.
Ignore Character Set Conversion Errors
IgnoreCharSetConvErrors
String
Default is False. If the Siebel application cannot represent a given character set—such as the local code page character set—conversion errors are logged, including a warning log entry. When set to True, only a warning message is logged.

Table 24 describes the output arguments for the XML Document to XML Hierarchy method of the XML Hierarchy Converter.

Table 24.  XML Document to XML Hierarchy Method Output Arguments
Display Name
Name
Data Type
Description
XML Character Encoding
XMLCharEncoding
String
Character encoding of the XML document, detected by the converter, independent of the parser.
XML Hierarchy
XMLHierarchy
Hierarchy
The Output XML hierarchy.


 XML Reference: Siebel eBusiness Application Integration Volume V 
 Published: 23 June 2003