+5Hi everyone,
I’m having some trouble with the XMLQueryExtractor. I need to extract from the xml_fragment field the values inside the <name> and <description> tags.
Currently, the output from FeatureJoiner is in the format:
Theme | ID | xml_fragment
What I need is for the extraction to produce the following table:
Theme | ID | xml_fragment | name | description
Best answer by takashi
I would recommend you to insert a ListExploder to explode the “field{}” list immediately after the Counter and see how it works firstly. Once you have understood how it works, I think that you can then find how you can use the transformer to achive your goal.
Hi
I don't think you need to use XMLXQueryExtractor to extract name and description, since XML reader has extracted those values as a list attribute called "field{}" already.
You can just use ListExploder to extract the values of name and description from the list.
+5Hi
I don't think you need to use XMLXQueryExtractor to extract name and description, since XML reader has extracted those values as a list attribute called "field{}" already.
You can just use ListExploder to extract the values of name and description from the
I'm not at my workstation right now. Would your suggestion be to insert a list builder after my feature joiner?
I would recommend you to insert a ListExploder to explode the “field{}” list immediately after the Counter and see how it works firstly. Once you have understood how it works, I think that you can then find how you can use the transformer to achive your goal.
+5I would recommend you to insert a ListExploder to explode the “field{}” list immediately after the Counter and see how it works firstly. Once you have understood how it works, I think that you can then find how you can use the transformer to achive your goal.
Thank you !!!
