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Looping Logic

by Sree <sreejonn@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 25, 2007 at 05:40 PM

Hi All,
I am having to do the following in an orchestration. I dont like the
logic but I am not able to come up with a better way. So let me know
if you can think of one.

I have this message


<Node>
<NodeX></NodeX>
<NodeY></NodeY>
<NodeZ></NodeZ>
<NodeA>
        <NodeB>
        <NodeC></NodeC>
        </NodeB>
        <NodeB>
        <NodeC></NodeC>
        </NodeB>
        <NodeB>
        <NodeC></NodeC>
        </NodeB>
        <NodeB>
        <NodeC></NodeC>
        </NodeB>
</NodeA>
</Node>


I want to have multiple messages as follows from the above


<Node>
<NodeX></NodeX>
<NodeY></NodeY>
<NodeZ></NodeZ>
<NodeA>
        <NodeB>
        <NodeC></NodeC>
        </NodeB>
</NodeA>
</Node>


What I do is
1) Create a method in .Net component (pass NodeX, NodeY NodeZ values
with Complete NodeB) which returns the required message.
2) In orchestration, I loop through the original message get the
NodeB
using XSLT
3) Call .Net method


I was wondering if there is any better way of doing this. I can write
a custom pipeline code to debatch these files. I want to know if I
can
do something in an orchestration.


All Help is Great Help


Thanks
Sree
 




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Looping Logic
Sree <sreejonn@[EMAIL   2007-07-25 17:40:18 
Re: Looping Logic
Jan Eliasen <eliasen@[  2007-08-03 21:19:32 

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