Identify the Incomming Payload

I am having trouble Identifyting the incomming xml payload by the TPA.
in the Business Action I am using the Xpath Expression :
//[@name='CARRIER_ID'][@value='GLTN']
Please sugges me how to capture the payload.
I am interested in capturing the bold attributes : *<column name="CARRIER_ID" value="GLTN" />*
<entities>
<entity name="xxxxxx_MOVEMENT" transactionType="A">
<table name="LOAD">
<column name="ID" value="xxxxx170171" />
<column name="STATUS" value="D" />
<column name="SCHED_NUM" value="CONS" />
<column name="T_MODE" value="02" />
*<column name="CARRIER_ID" value="GLTN" />*
<column name="FREIGHT_COST" value="48.08" />
<column name="EQUIPMENT_TYPE_ID" value="53FT" />
<column name="EARLY_DEP" value="07/31/2009 00:01" />
<column name="LATE_DEP" value="07/31/2009 23:59" />
<column name="TRIP_END_DATE" value="08/01/2009 08:48" />
<column name="BEST_DEP" value="08/02/2009 10:59" />
<column name="DRIVE_TIME" value="0" />
<column name="ELAPSED_TIME" value="21" />
<column name="DOCK_TIME" value="07/31/2009 10:59" />
<column name="MILES" value="60" />
<column name="EXTERNAL_BOL" value="PPD" />
<column name="WEIGHT" value="2404" />
<column name="CUBE" value="305" />
<column name="PCS" value="71" />
<column name="TRLR_ID" value="GU1611-XR" />
</table>
<entity name="STOP" transactionType="A">
<table name="LOAD_STOP">
<column name="STOP_NUM" value="1" />
<column name="WEIGHT" value="2404" />
<column name="STOP_TYPE" value="PK" />
<column name="LOCATION_ID" value="GLTN" />
<column name="ARRV" value="07/31/2009 22:56" />
<column name="EARLY_ARRV" value="07/31/2009 18:56" />
<column name="LATE_ARRV" value="08/01/2009 10:56" />
<column name="DEPART" value="08/02/2009 10:59" />
</table>
</entity>
Edited by: user10696627 on Jan 6, 2010 11:41 PM
Edited by: user10696627 on Jan 6, 2010 11:45 PM
Edited by: user10696627 on Jan 6, 2010 11:45 PM

used the following XPATH expression : ' //*[@name='CARRIER_ID] [@value='GLTN']'
Edited by: user10696627 on Jan 7, 2010 12:01 AM
Edited by: user10696627 on Jan 7, 2010 12:01 AM
Edited by: user10696627 on Jan 7, 2010 12:02 AM

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- revision_tag (varchar) – revision tag for process
- process_guid (varchar) – guid for process this subscription belongs to
- operation_name (varchar) – operation name for subscription (receive, onMessage operation name).
- subscriber_id (varchar) – the work item composite key that this subscription is positioned at (ie. the key for the receive, onMessage work item).
- service_name (varchar) – internal use
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- properties (varchar) – additional property settings for subscription
table invoke_message
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- message_guid (varchar) – unique identifier for message, generated when invocation message is received by engine.
- domain_ref (integer) – domain identifier
- process_id (varchar) – identifier for process to deliver the message to
- revision_tag (varchar) – revision tag for process
- operation_name (varchar) – operation name for receive activity
- receive_date (date) – date invocation message was received by engine
- state – current state of invocation message, see com.oracle.bpel.client.IDeliveryConstants for values
- priority (integer) – priority for invocation message, this value will be used by the engine dispatching layer to rank messages according to importance … lower values mean higher priority … messages with higher priority are dispatched to threads faster than messages with lower values.
- properties (varchar) – additional property settings for message
table invoke_message_bin
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- domain_ref (integer) – domain identifier
- bin_csize (integer) – compressed size of invocation message payload in bytes
- bin_usize (integer) – uncompressed size of invocation message payload in bytes
- bin (blob) – invocation message bytes
table task
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- conversation_id (varchar) – conversation id for task instance … allows task instance to callback to client
- title (varchar) – current title for task, user specified
- creation_date (date) – date task was created
- creator (varchar) – user who created task
- modify_date (date) – date task was last modified
- modifier (varchar) – user who last modified task
- assignee (varchar) – current assignee of task, user specified, no engine impact
- status (varchar) – current status, user specified, no engine impact
- expired (integer) – flag is set if task has expired
- exp_date (date) – expiration date for task, expiration actually takes place on work item in TaskManaged instance, upon expiration task row is updated
- priority (integer) – current task priority, user specified, no engine impact
- template (varchar) – not used
- custom_key (varchar) – user specified custom key
- conclusion (varchar) – user specified conclusion, no engine impact

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Hey guys,
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Cheers,
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Hi,
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Take a look at thise blog for Java Mapping,
/people/prasad.ulagappan2/blog/2005/06/29/java-mapping-part-i
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I have a scenario where the source and target structures are as follows :
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system is not throwing any runtime exception.But if the field tag id is missing in incoming payload, then
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1) *** How can i raise a exception it the value for field id is empty
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Regards
Koti Reddy

1) *** How can i raise a exception it the value for field id is empty
You need to impliment the check to throw the error
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Message was edited by: Hareesh Gampa

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Iam trying a network program to identify the number of clients which accessing the server. I dont no how to identify the number of clients which accessing the server through server machine. I want to identify the client machine ip or name. If you have any idea help for me.
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My scenario is this. I have five r3 systems that I am extracting from. In the start routine of the transformation from the r3 data source to my data store I am going to delete data and I need to know the source system id. How do I identify the logical system or source system id in the transformation. Is there a system field that contains this information. I do not want to hard code the source system id in the routine.

hi
have a lool at tables rsreqdone and rsbkrequest with a join you should be able to determine the source.
regards
Boujema
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Edited by: Boujema Bouhazama on May 9, 2008 12:04 AM

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Since the StoreKit API does not return subscription InApp purchases during a restoreCompletedTransactions call, only way to know for sure that someone purchased an app is to tie the initial purchase to the iTunes account in the server (developer server) and restore the active subscriptions on all devices that use that iTunes account.
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I do not understand why Apple did not think of this case when they decided not to support Subscription InApp purchases in the call to query for completed transactions. This is insane and short-sighted on part of Apple with no thought given to the developers needs.
-TRS

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