Oracle® Fusion Middleware Developer's Guide for Oracle Service Bus 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.0) E15866-03 |
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Defines the groups contained in the message format. Groups are collections of fields, comments, and other groups or references that are related in some way (for example, the fields PAYDATE
, HOURS
, and RATE
could be part of the PAYINFO
group). You can create a group as a child of the message format item, as a child of another group, or as a sibling of a group or field.
Table 13-1 Groups in Message Format – Group Description
Field | Description |
---|---|
Name |
The name of the group. This name must comply with XML element naming conventions (see Section 10.6, "Valid Names" for more information). |
Optional |
Choose Optional if this is an optional group. |
Choice of Children |
Choose Choice of Children if only one of the items in the group will be included in the message format. |
Table 13-2 Groups in Message Format – Group Occurrence
Field | Description |
---|---|
Occurrence |
Choose one of the following to indicate how often this group appears in the message format:
Note: Unless a group is defined as Optional, all groups occur at least once. |
Table 13-3 Groups in Message Format – Group Attributes
Field | Description |
---|---|
Group is Tagged |
Select this option if this is a tagged group. If tagged, a literal precedes the data, indicating that the data is present. If you selected the Group is Tagged option, enter the tag in the text box to the right of the checkbox. |
Table 13-4 Groups in Message Format – Group Delimiter
Field | Description |
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None |
Select this option if the group has no delimiter. |
Delimited |
Groups can have their termination point specified by a delimiter. A delimiter is a string of characters that marks the end of the group of fields. The group continues until the delimiter characters are encountered. Select this option if the end of the group is marked with a delimiter. Value — Enter the delimiter that marks the end of the group of fields. Note: Normally, groups are not delimited. They are usually parsed by content (the group ends when all child objects have been parsed). |
Delimiter Is Not Optional |
Indicates whether the binary data contains the delimiter even if the group is not present. |
Delimiter Field |
Groups can have their termination point specified by a field that contains a delimiter character string. A delimiter is a string of characters that mark the end of the group. The group continues until the delimiter character string contained in the specified field is encountered.
For more information on delimiters, see Section 20.12, "Character Delimiters." |
Delimiter is Shared |
Indicates that the delimiter marks both the end of the group of data, and the end of the last field of the group. The delimiter is shared among the group, and the last field of the group, to delimit the end of the data. |
Table 13-5 Groups in Message Format – Group Update Buttons
Field | Description |
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Apply |
Saves your changes to the message format document. |
Duplicate |
Makes a copy of the group currently displayed. The duplicate group contains the same values as the original group. The name of the duplicate group is the same as the original group name, with the word "New" inserted before the original name. For example, duplicating a group called "Group1" results in a group with the name "NewGroup1". When you duplicate an item with a numeric value in its name, the new item name contains the next sequential number. For example, duplicating "NewGroup1" results in a group named "NewGroup2". |
Reset |
Discards your changes to the detail window and resets all fields to the last saved values. |
Help |
Displays online help information for this detail window. |
Note: The Apply and Reset buttons are only enabled once changes are made to the detail panel's components. |