Which mapping pattern would work for this?

Question

Hi,
i been trying to create a mapping program.
the source structure is as
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns0:Messages xmlns:ns0="http://sap.com/xi/XI/SplitAndMerge">
  <ns0:Message1>
    <ns:MT_SOURCE xmlns:ns="http://test.bsa.demo">
      <GT_ABC>
        <field1>6</field1>
        <keyfield>1001</keyfield>
        <field2>2</field2>
      </GT_ABC>
      <GT_ABC>
        <field1>6</field1>
        <keyfield>1002</keyfield>
        <field2>2</field2>
      </GT_ABC>
      <GT_XYZ>
        <field1>7</field1>
        <keyfield>1002</keyfield>
        <field2>3</field2>
      </GT_XYZ>
      <GT_XYZ>
        <field1>12</field1>
        <keyfield>1003</keyfield>
        <field2>3</field2>
      </GT_XYZ>
      <GT_XYZ>
        <field1>15</field1>
        <keyfield>1004</keyfield>
        <field2>4</field2>
      </GT_XYZ>
    </ns:MT_SOURCE>
  </ns0:Message1>
</ns0:Messages>
and the desired target structure to be generated is based on the total no. of keyfield entries.
suppose that keyfied entry has values,
1002 for substructures GT_ABC and GT_XYZ
1001 for substructures GT_ABC.
then there should be 2 occurences of target structure for keyfields 1001 and 1002 respectively.
for the occurence of 1001 the structure MT_KEYFIELD should have substructure GT_ABC
for the occurence of 1002 the structure MT_KEYFIELD should have substructures GT_ABC and GT_XYZ since both of them have keyfield value as 1002
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns0:Messages xmlns:ns0="http://sap.com/xi/XI/SplitAndMerge">
  <ns0:Message1>
    <MT_KEYFIELD> 0..unbounded
      <GT_ABC>   0..unbounded
        </field1>
        </keyfield>
        </field2>
      </GT_ABC>
      <GT_XYZ>   0..unbounded
        </field1>
        </keyfield>
        </field2>
      </GT_XYZ>
    </MT_KEYFIELD>
  </ns0:Message1>
</ns0:Messages>
after mapping is executed the target strucuture should be as shown below
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns0:Messages xmlns:ns0="http://sap.com/xi/XI/SplitAndMerge">
  <ns0:Message1>
    <MT_KEYFIELD>
      <GT_ABC>
        <field1>6</field1>
        <keyfield>1001</keyfield>
        <field2>2</field2>
      </GT_ABC>
    </MT_KEYFIELD>
    <MT_KEYFIELD>
      <GT_ABC>
        <field1>6</field1>
        <keyfield>1002</keyfield>
        <field2>2</field2>
      </GT_ABC>
      <GT_XYZ>
        <field1>7</field1>
        <keyfield>1002</keyfield>
        <field2>3</field2>
      </GT_XYZ>
    </MT_KEYFIELD>
      <GT_XYZ>
        <field1>12</field1>
        <keyfield>1003</keyfield>
        <field2>3</field2>
      </GT_XYZ>
    </MT_KEYFIELD>
    <MT_KEYFIELD>
      <GT_XYZ>
        <field1>15</field1>
        <keyfield>1004</keyfield>
        <field2>4</field2>
      </GT_XYZ>
    </MT_KEYFIELD>
  </ns0:Message1>
</ns0:Messages>
which mapping pattern would helpful for this?????
Thanks & Regards,
Bibinu

Answer 1

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