Hi,
looks like it's a grouping or sequence issue.
How are you generating the XML? Personally, I prefer the XMLTemplater and a Text File writer, as it gives complete control over every aspect of the result.
David
Hi,
I guess you are still fighting with the XML document that you posted a few days ago. (
https://safecommunity.force.com/CommunityAnswers?id=906a0000000d6NzAAI)
Since you were able to remove unnecessary parts from the document, you can also remove "</TTSINPUT>" with the same process.
You can then append "<TTSINPUT>" to the end of the text.
Simple and effective, although it's low-tech.
Takashi
@David R. - I am generating XMLs through XMLTemplater. The writer is XML only (User Attribute Type xml_xml). I am getting everything correct but the closing header is creating a problem. Secondly, if I am taking txt file as writer, the sequence is not correct (even if I use FeatureHolder as used earlier in XML writer.)
@Takashi - I am dealing with the same WB as you mentioned
:P. The comment issue is resolved by usingTester and StringSearcher. The only issue left is that the closing header should be at the last, so as to binf the XML in one.
I thing there might be a problem with
Counter or
ModuloCounter I am working with. I tried checking, but couldn't get the fault in the WB ):
Just an idea. If you are reading the file for each line using a Text File reader,
- if a line contains "</TTSINPUT>", remove it with the StringReplacer,
- if a line contains "<FINALIZE*", append "\\n</TTSINPUT>" to the line with the StringConcatenator.
