Hi All,
I had parsed the excel sheets which is required and got the columns and rows need to convert to xml with xsd as shown below
B & C are columns of one excel sheet after parsing
pls could any one help how incoming data should be structured/framed(Json format) to satisfy this condition in xsd
Any help is appreciated.
cc: @dmiller, @koryknick, @ptaylor, @bojanvelevski, @siwadon, @del
I had formatted to below json excluding XML attribute just for testing purpose but xml generator is giving empty xml pls could any one help if i am missing anything or suggest any way
json(i/p)
xml(o/p)
Hi @rashmi,
It would be much easier if you send us the sample input data, and the XML used, complete with the Apache code.
If I’m not mistaken, you are doing additional referencing step in the #For cycles.
Try that and let us know.
PIMData.txt (1.8 KB)
hi @bojanvelevski i was trying to frame that structure will share the sample input and xsd pls could u help pls
samplerecords.json (262 Bytes)
Please convert PIMData.txt to PIMData.xsd as the template is in that format
Please also find output expected xml in txt format
outputxml.txt (3.2 KB)
Hi rashmi,
Good day, instead of using an xml generator snap have you tried the xml formatter? I don’t know if this is your required output but xml formatter accepts an outgoing format as XSD
XML output using PIMData.xsd
Updates:
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I’m not that familliar with XSD so I manipulate the sample input using a mapper snap, attached poc pipeline
canvas 15_2022_12_03.slp (16.8 KB)
Thanks,
EmEm
@bojanvelevski @alchemiz thanks a lot!! but one thing is how can we add id(which is dynamic) & translatable=“yes” which is constant for first column and translatable="no " which is constant for second column wanted to add attribute to even columns like how u added id attribute to row??
Please could you help
Hi Rashmi,
Here’s an updated poc pipeline where I did some object manipulation to set col attributes id and translatable
For setting up an attribute in an object key name should start with ‘@’ then set the node value to ‘$’
I use regex to determine if col value is translatable or not e.g. value.match(/[a-z]/gi)
canvas 15_2022_12_03.slp (7.2 KB)
Thanks,
EmEm
