Mapping Issue - - Part II

Question

Hi All,
My source structure is
<root>
<a></a>
<type>
<val1>
</val1>
</type>
<type1>
<val2>
</val2>
</type1>
</root>
Here the cardinality goes like this
<a> 1..1
<type> 1..unbounded
<val1> 1..1
<type1> 1..unbounded
<val2> 1..1
Target structure
<test>
<action>insert</action>
<table>table1</table>
<access>
<tval></tval>
</access>
</test>
Here my requirement is if <b>a</b>'s value is "const" I need to have <b><access></b> node in my target as many times as <b><type></b> and <b><tval></b> must be mapped with <b><val1></b>. If <b>a</b>'s value is "const1" I need to have b]<access></b> node in my target as many times as <b><type1></b> and <b><tval></b> must be mapped with <b><val2></b>. Can this be achieved in graphical mapping???
Thanks & Regards,
Jai Shankar.

Answer 1

Hi,
You will have.
a) <access> element
here you can use user defined function with two inputs we can call this function ifExtended. It will have three inputs. A is condition, B is queue no 1, C is queue no 2.
if(A.equals("true"){
for(int i=0;i<B.length;i++)
resultList.addValue(B<i>);
else{
for(int i=0;i<C.length;i++)
resultList.addValue(C<i>);
And now you are connecting your condition to condition input. And <type> to second input (without change of context) and <type1> to third.
Please check this function because I wrote it ad hoc.
b) <tval> element
here also use this function
Regards,
Wojtek