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  • 1.  bringing data to X-Tension.

    Posted 08/22/02 01:23 PM
    1. I created a .jsp page where the user enters the project_id, project_name and the manager_name for the project.
      2. Now Tamino X-Application gets the data and transfers that data to Tamino Schema to create an instance.
      3. The element in Tamino Schema is mapped to X-Tension.
      4. In X-Tension, I have a SQL query where i use the info in the manager tag(which comes from X-Application that is given by the user).
      5. QUERY: SELECT COL1,COL2 FROM TABLE_NAME WHERE COL = manager_name;


      how to get the manager_name to x-tension?

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  • 2.  RE: bringing data to X-Tension.

    Posted 08/22/02 02:09 PM

    The element will be pased as third parameter of the Map-In function. You have to fetch its content by paring or other means.
    Please see the documentation or the delivered examples.
    Kind regards, Michael


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  • 3.  RE: bringing data to X-Tension.

    Posted 08/22/02 02:11 PM

    I’m not quite sure what you are actually trying to do.

    I suppose, you defined a map-in and a map-out function (and preferably an on-delete function, too).

    Then as input for the map-in function you get the node-id, ino-id and the content of the tag (all from till , in your case, so I think there should be something like manager_name). You may return any string in nodeinfo.

    The map-out function has 3 input parameters, namely node-id, ino-id and nodeinfo, and should return some document ( anything between in your case).

    So if you need the manager_name in the map-out function, it has to be stored somewhere by the map-in function, using node-id and ino-id as key. Or, if there is no other place to store, you could return it in the nodeinfo (which is stored by Tamino) and you’ll get it back in the map-out function.

    Regards

    Julius Geppert


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