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satya UppaluriSubject: node comparision
Author: satya Uppaluri
Date: 13 Jun 2006 04:54 PM


Hi,
I have a requirement to process xml document based following conditions
1. loop throw the document for each record.
2. process the record based on BPPLCode.
I have to produce one line of output for each BPPLCode with in Record node.
So in this example I will get three rows of output data (flat file output)
however i need to also test if
BusPartnerCodeValue (i.e. D06001 here) and BusPartnerCodeTypeCode (i.e. 00003) are equal in two nodes within BPPLCode.
we can ignore ProductLevel/ProductLevelCode here.
i.e. here in this eaxple BPPLCode[1] and BPPLCode[2] nodes are identical as per business rules.
(neverthless to say that BPPLCode can occur 0 to many times as per schema.)

I have to produce only two rows of output data in this case
(one row for BPPLCode[1] and BPPLCode[2] as these two are treated identical) and one row for BPPLCode[3]

xml looks like this

<message>
<records>
<record>
<BPPLCode>
<ProductLevel>
<ProductLevelCode>00001</ProductLevelCode>
</ProductLevel>
<BusPartnerCodeType>
<BusPartnerCodeTypeCode>00003</BusPartnerCodeTypeCode>
</BusPartnerCodeType>
<BusPartnerCodeValue>D06001</BusPartnerCodeValue>
</BPPLCode>
<BPPLCode>
<ProductLevel>
<ProductLevelCode>00003</ProductLevelCode>
</ProductLevel>
<BusPartnerCodeType>
<BusPartnerCodeTypeCode>00003</BusPartnerCodeTypeCode>
</BusPartnerCodeType>
<BusPartnerCodeValue>D06001</BusPartnerCodeValue>
</BPPLCode>

<BPPLCode>
<ProductLevel>
<ProductLevelCode>00001</ProductLevelCode>
</ProductLevel>
<BusPartnerCodeType>
<BusPartnerCodeTypeCode>00002</BusPartnerCodeTypeCode>
</BusPartnerCodeType>
<BusPartnerCodeValue>001</BusPartnerCodeValue>
</BPPLCode>

</record>
</records>
</message>



My xsl looks like this
<xsl:template match="/">
<xsl:for-each select="BusPartnerMsg/Records/Record">

<!-- i am not sure how to test the equality here -->
<xsl:if test="(BPPLCode/BusPartnerCodeValue = BPPLCode/BusPartnerCodeValue)
and BPPLCode/BusPartnerCodeType/BusPartnerCodeTypeCode=BPPLCode/BusPartnerCodeType/BusPartnerCodeTypeCode ">
TRUE
</xsl:if>


<!-- Create one record each based on BusPartnerCodeTypeCode -->
<xsl:for-each select="BPPLCode">

<!-- writing of record goes here -->


thanks for the help
Satya

   
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