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| jcarr |
 Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 5:41 am Post subject: refid in XMLNS Document and ESQL |
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I have a question hopefully someone can answer. The below example has a field called mom:insured with an attribute of refid="contact_party1.id".
You can follow that refid to the tag: <mom:Party id="contact_party1.id">
Using ESQL, how can I write a relative navigation using the refid?
Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<mom:MomPolicyRetrievalResultset
xmlns:mom="http://www.guidewire.com/cc/mom"
xmlns:mombase="http://www.guidewire.com/base/mom"
xmlns:momext="http://www.guidewire.com/cc/momext"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<mom:Policy>
<mom:policySource>AS400</mom:policySource>
<mom:effectiveDate>2007-01-01</mom:effectiveDate>
<mom:expirationDate>2008-01-01</mom:expirationDate>
<mom:insured refId="contact_party1.id" />
<mom:policyNumber>9999999</mom:policyNumber>
<mom:policyType>some_type</mom:policyType>
<mom:status>active</mom:status>
<mom:companyName_CG>Galactic Empire</mom:companyName_CG>
<mom:lossesExist_CG>false</mom:lossesExist_CG>
<mom:policyKeyInfo_CG>20080101</mom:policyKeyInfo_CG>
<mom:writingCompany_CG>99</mom:writingCompany_CG>
<mom:productLine_CG>01</mom:productLine_CG>
<mom:groupNumber_CG>40801</mom:groupNumber_CG>
<mom:groupName_CG>SithProtect</mom:groupName_CG>
<mom:moreNotes_CG>true</mom:moreNotes_CG>
</mom:Policy>
<mom:Party id="contact_party1.id">
<mom:type>P</mom:type>
<mom:person>
<mom:address>
<mom:category>Home</mom:category>
<mom:medium refId="contact_address.id" />
</mom:address>
<mom:telephone>
<mom:category>Home</mom:category>
<mom:medium refId="insured_phone1.id" />
</mom:telephone>
<mom:personName>
<mom:firstName>Dath</mom:firstName>
<mom:lastName>Vader</mom:lastName>
</mom:personName>
<mom:primaryLanguage_CG>english</mom:primaryLanguage_CG>
<mom:licenseType />
</mom:person>
</mom:Party>
</mom:MomPolicyRetrievalResultset>
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 5:59 am Post subject: |
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You can use {} to evaluate a variable as a single-level name qualifier.
That is, if you have the string "abc" stored in a variable, you can do something like
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to access OutputRoot.XMLNS.root.abc.
But if it's "abc.def", you can't do that to access OutputRoot.XMLNS.root.abc.def
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| jcarr |
| Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 6:20 am Post subject: |
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I understand what you are saying, but I don't see how
you can use {} to create a navigation based on an XMLNSC attribute.
So how can I use the "contact_party1.id" attribute as a navigation to
get to <mom:type>P</mom:type> ?
<mom:insured refId="contact_party1.id" />
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<mom:Party id="contact_party1.id">
<mom:type>P</mom:type>
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</mom:Party>
Perhaps I'm missing the point.
Thanks in advance.
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 6:25 am Post subject: |
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Oh, I see.
You'll need to use a SELECT.
Isn't ACORD a wonderful standard?
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| jcarr |
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Works like a champ. Here's the sample code I did:
set OutputRoot.XMLNSC.dad:TestRec.dad:PartyType =
select InputBody.mom:MomPolicyRetrievalResultset.mom:Party.mom:type
from InputBody.mom:MomPolicyRetrievalResultset.mom:Party
where InputBody.mom:MomPolicyRetrievalResultset.mom:Party.(XMLNSC.Attribute)id = 'contact_party1.id';
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