Splitting XML with Transform

I am working on an application to create Work Orders using output. The host application sends a batch of Work Orders in XML format (generated using JFTRANS from the Central Migration). The XML contains the customer number. I use Transform to sort the incoming XML by customer number.The structure of the XML is like this:
<File>
     <Record>
         <Header>
               <custno>1234</custno>
               <wonumber>001234<.wonumber>
               <page>1</page
          </Header>
          <Detail>
               <lineno>1</lineno>
               <itemno>004444</itemno>
          </Detail>
          <Detail>
               <lineno>2</lineno>
               <itemno>005555</itemno>
          </Detail>
          <Header>
          </Header>
          <Detail>
          </Detail>
     </Record>
     <Record>
     </Record>
</File>
I tried to use the "Generate Multiple Streams" option of Output/generatePDFOutput to split the output by customer. Unfortunately, the "Generate Multiple Streams" only offers splitting on a "Record" level, not based on content. I need to generate a separate output file for each customer, which could have multiple Work Orders, each with 1 - n pages.
The Foundation/Transform activity doesn't seem to have the functionality to define an XML split via XSLT.
Has anyone done this before?
Thank you!

You're welcome Alex.
Since this is a recurring request on the forum I put together the attached PDF. The PDF describes a technique for splitting an XML document using the XSLT service and includes the following attachments: an ES2 .lca, a sample XML document and the XSL included in the process.
If you have any questions or comments please email [email protected]
Thanks,
Steve

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prng wrote:
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* @author SM23772
* TODO To change the template for this generated type comment go to
* Window - Preferences - Java - Code Style - Code Templates
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This is how.
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sorry again, this is what i really want to achieve
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When I compile using "javac" I get an error saying "javac" is not recognised.
When I compile using "C:\j2sdk1.4.2_03\bin\javac Freq.java" no error is thrown.
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I am not sure whether we can use the order split functionality with process orders . I had implemented it earlier for a client with discrete MFG production type but not aware whether we can do so in process industry (couldn't find the provision to do so in process order operation overview screen function menu path).
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Yes your right.
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2. project stock
These two functionalities work fine separately but not together.
I receipt PO for material with spiit valuation on a batch level into a project stock. Posting is OK and material document (MSEG table) seems to be OK (batch number, valuation type and project stock are in this table). The problem appears when I want to display material in this valuation type (MM03) or batch (MSC3n). They don't exist!!! Short investigation showed that during goods receipt table MBEW (valuated stock) was not updated with this valuation type.
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Thsnks in advance.
Marcin Bernat

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QBEW will store all information like MBEW for batch number, valuation type and project stock assignment.
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Deepak.

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My Mac Book Pro had a split drive with Windows Microsoft Access on it and it was removed when Mavericks installed. I need this so how can I go back to the old system?

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awaiting for your mail
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