Condition receiver determination: Condition Editor

Hi,
I have to ruote the message to multiple receivers based on source filed value.
1) If FIELD-A = 1 or 2 or 3, we have to send it to RECEIVER-1
root/FIELD-A = 1 or root/FIELD-A = 2 or root/FIELD-A = 3 = RECEIVER-1
2) If FILED-A # 1 or 2 or 3 (anything other than 1,2 and 3), we have to send it to RECEIVER-2
3) No matter what the FIELD-A value (1,2,3,4, anything), we have to send it to RECEIVER-3
I have configured it in condition receiver determination:
Conditions 1 and 3 are workign fine, but how do I make condition-2 work?
I have tried to give root/FIELD-A # 1 or root/FIELD-A # 2 or root/FIELD-A # 3 = RECEIVER-2, It didn't work, even if the value is 2, message is being send to RECEIVER-2.
How define 2nd condition in condition editor?
Thanks in advance,
Riya Patil

Hi Riya,
Please give following condition and check.
(/BOL[(Revision != '1'and Revision != '2' and Revision != '3')]) EX
Also if you are not able to see Message type in XPATH, please check if that software component is present in corresponding technical system of source busniess system in SLD.
Once you see messagetype in XPATH, just select corresponding Revision Field in XPATH Editor and give above condition. Operator should be exists.
Let me know if you face any issue.
-Gouri

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