Online Help for Oracle SOA Suite

2.118 XSLT Transform Dialog - Transformation Tab

Use to select the source and target variables and parts (for example, payload schemas) from which to create a transformation.

The XSLT Map Editor enables you to map source elements to target elements. For example, you can map incoming source purchase order data to outgoing target purchase order acknowledgement data.

Element	Description
Add icon	Click to select a source variable. For example, select a payload schema consisting of a purchase order request.
Edit icon	Click to edit a selected source variable.
Delete icon	Click to delete a selected source variable.
Move Up icon	Click to move a selected source variable up in the list.
Move Down icon	Click to move a selected source variable down in the list.
Source	Displays the source variable (and its part, such as a payload) from which to map elements.
Target Variable	Select the target variable (and its part) to which to map elements.
Target Part	Displays the target part of the variable (for example, a payload schema consisting of a purchase order acknowledgement) to which to map.
Mapper File	Select a map file to use. You create your mappings in the map file using the XSLT Map Editor. By default, the map file is initially named Transformation_1.xsl in the Transformations folder in the Applications window. After creation, the map file appears in the Applications window. The XSLT Map Editor displays the source and target schemas as trees and nodes. Select and right-click <source> or <target>, then select Expand All to display all available elements. The Components window displays functions and constructs that you can drag into the XSLT Map Editor for use.
Search icon	Click to browse a directory structure for existing transformation files to open for editing. Note: Ensure that the file has an extension of .xsl. If the XSL file has an extension of .xslt, then rename it to .xsl. If you browse for and select an .xslt file such as xform.xslt, it opens the mapper pane to create a new XSL file named xform.xslt.xsl, even though your intension is to use the existing xform.xslt file. An .xsl extension is appended to any file that does not already have an .xsl extension, and you must create the mappings in the new file.
Add icon	Click to create a new transformation mapping in the XSLT Map Editor. If you receive a message indicating the map file already exists, then click the Edit Mapping icon to edit this file. Note: You must first select a source variable before you can create a new transformation mapping.
Edit icon	Click to edit the transformation mapping file associated with this activity.