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| madrox |
 Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2016 12:57 pm Post subject: Mapping Node If statement |
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I am new to the mapping node in IIB 10. How do you do an IF and THEN using it.
I have an array with 2 elements in it, one of them say element 1 can have 2 possible values a and b. if the value of element 1 is 'a' then i want to map element 2 from source to element 1 in target and if value is 'b' i want to map element 2 to target 2.
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| shashivarungupta |
| Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2016 6:10 pm Post subject: |
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If your elements are of not of [0..1] or [1..1] multiplicity, then you may use 'For each' kind of Mapping and use the Filter and/or Condition in its options/properties to do the conditional mapping (Filter and Condition are different from each other, Please read the manual.).
You may use IF, ELSEIF Map with the different set of conditions for Mapping the elements. Clicking/Hovering on IF mapping, you'll be given options to create ELSE/ELSEIF along with IF. Please read the manual.
Hope this helps. Thank You.
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| madrox |
| Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2016 7:20 am Post subject: |
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Acolyte
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Reading the manual has not been very helpful, The mapping node has too many functions that it can do, i wish they had some useful samples.
I am trying to map from an element that is multiple cardinality to a target that is not. Below is kind of what i am trying to achieve
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<parent>
<source>
<data>abc</data>
<url>123</url>
</source>
</source>
<source>
<data>def</data>
<url>456</url>
</source>
<source>
<data>ijk</data>
<url>789</url>
</source>
</parent>
<target>
<value1>(if url is 123 map)</value1>
<value2>(if url is 456 map)</value2>
<value3> (if url is 789 map)</value3>
</target> |
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| shashivarungupta |
| Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2016 6:57 pm Post subject: |
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| madrox wrote: |
| Reading the manual has not been very helpful, The mapping node has too many functions that it can do, i wish they had some useful samples. |
If/Else/ElseIf are the very basic features with conditional check(s), that you need to understand by reading the manuals first and then try.
Read it, understand it and read it again if you don't get it before.
IBM Manual has got many of such examples at Info Center.
If still you're not comfortable with Mapper Node, optionally you may use Compute Node/ESQL for basic logic and transformation of the message.
| madrox wrote: |
I am trying to map from an element that is multiple cardinality to a target that is not. Below is kind of what i am trying to achieve
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We can not solve the basic problems for you here but we can suggest or direct you.
Hope this helps. Thank You.
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