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- tstackFormer Employee
If you’re writing to a file, one option would be to put a Mapper and a second FileWriter after the first FileWriter. The second writer would then be configured to Append to the file instead of overwriting it. The Mapper would be configured with a binary output view and maps the string
</import>
to$content
. However, not all filesystems support appending to the file.I have to ask, though… Based on your screenshot, it looks like you’re writing XML? Can you use an XML Formatter? Or, is it XML encapsulated in CSV?
- akshay_patil218New Contributor
[quote=“tstack, post:2, topic:5774”]
a file, one option would be to put a Mapper and a second FileWriter after the first FileWriter. The second writer would then be configured to Append to the file instead of overwriting it. The Mapper would be configured with a binary output view and maps the string</import>
to$content
. However, not all filesystems support appending to the file.I have to ask, though… Based on your s
ita XML formatted csv file.