How to create multiple concepts with the iterate node of event payload.
Article ID: KB0090295
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| TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Edition | - |
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I have an Event contains information about the instances to create of Concept. For example:
event@payload="<data><Category>CatA</Category><Category>CatB</Category></data>"
From this, I want to create two Concepts - Category@CatA and Category@CatB.
Environment:
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TIBCO BusinessEvents 5.x
Resolution:
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You may achieve the requirement in the following approach:
Step 1: Use XPath.evalAsInt to get the number of Category nodes
Step 2: Create Concepts in a loop(i from 1 to count) for each Category node(Category[i])
Attached to this Solution is a simple test case for your reference.
Attachements:
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testCreateMultipleConceptsFromPayload.rar
Description:
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I have an Event contains information about the instances to create of Concept. For example:
event@payload="<data><Category>CatA</Category><Category>CatB</Category></data>"
From this, I want to create two Concepts - Category@CatA and Category@CatB.
Environment:
=============
TIBCO BusinessEvents 5.x
Resolution:
===========
You may achieve the requirement in the following approach:
Step 1: Use XPath.evalAsInt to get the number of Category nodes
Step 2: Create Concepts in a loop(i from 1 to count) for each Category node(Category[i])
Attached to this Solution is a simple test case for your reference.
Attachements:
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testCreateMultipleConceptsFromPayload.rar
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How to create multiple concepts with the iterate node of event payload.
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