First then you determine if you are going to use the CWF domain or the TDS domain to model your input message. The TDS domain is a better choice in a number of ways, but it can not be used for all models. So you might have to use CWF.
Either way, you have to decide based on your knowledge.
Then you create a message set and make sure it supports the correct domain.
Then you create a message definition in that message set.
Then you create a model within that message definition that will successfully parse your input message. And you write a very simple message flow to test that, and you adjust the model until you have it working.
Then you write code in Java or ESQL to construct an OutputRoot tree in the XMLNSC domain.
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