11/7/2008 BizTalk MAP : Suppress element in output, if its not present in input.

Posted at: 11/7/2008 at 1:45 PM by saravana
I have seen this question being asked in news group often. It's something very trivial to do in BizTalk map using the value mapping functoid, which returns the value of the second parameter if the value of the first parameter is true. Hope this picture will explain how to do it. Note: make sure the logical existence functoid is first parameter in Value Mapping functoid. Sometime based on how you dragged the labels, the order might be wrong. Nandri Saravana
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5/18/2007 BizTalk Map - Suppress Element if Attribute is not required.

Posted at: 5/18/2007 at 6:44 PM by saravana
Scenario: The following question is taken from BizTalk.General NewsGroup (altered slightly for readability purpose) "I'm mapping an element in the source schema to an attribute in the destination schema.  The element  does not exist in the source schema, but when I run the map it creates the element in the destination schema that houses the attribute I am mapping to.  The attribute does not show up in the result of the map, just the empty elemen... [More]
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3/16/2005 On/Off Element in the output message based on input message element content.

Posted at: 3/16/2005 at 2:48 PM by saravana
Lets take a sample condition where you want to map an element from the source schema to target schema if there is a particular value in the element. Let me make it clear. Let us take a source schema as shown below: <ns0:PO xmlns:ns0='http://Saravana.Biztalk.Learning.Schemas.BasicPO1'> <Order> <OrderNumber>OrderNumb</OrderNumber> <Status>OKs</Status> </Order> </ns0:PO> if the incoming message has the value of the element "... [More]
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