Mapping to intermediate XML

Hi,
I am reading a flat file and converting it to XML. I use a file adapter to read flat file and write to flat file in this scenario.
Now I want to insert the XML into database as CLOB. Can I do this in one SOA composite canvas? I can put file adapter on left lane and DB adapter on right, but how will I map between source and target XML structure when I do not have File adapter on right lane of the canvas.
Edited by: NRJ on Apr 8, 2010 12:47 PM

Hi,
The contents of the flat file are mapped into a custom XML (which is significantly different from the the flat file layout) and I have some substring and concatenate operations on the data as well. So simple copy operation will not work.
Flat file contains multiple records which will result in multiple child-node's in the custom XML. (I need to find a suitable approach for this step).
After the contents of the flat file are mapped into the custom XML, this XML data has to be loaded as CLOB in DB (which is simple operation).
Thanks

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>
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The difference is the namespace specification of Value 1 and Value 2. The response message of the web service hasn't this specification. That's the reason why the mapping of Value1 and Value2 won't work.

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