Originally posted by: johnxp

Anyone can help me on below the issue?

I am using registry in xml validation function, it's not working.

If I hard-code the log file path in the function, it will work.

The code I am using as the following

=IF( xmllib->VALIDATEEX(PACKAGE(ISO_PAIN_001), "urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:pain.001.001.03 pain.001.001.03.xsd", "%PAY_Log_Output%\pain.001.001.03.Err.log" ) != 0,
        FAIL("XML Validation Error. Please check the log for details.") )

Originally posted by: Ejay

Hi John,

Could you please indicate what TX version you are running ?

EJay

Originally posted by: johnxp

Version: 8.3.0.4 
Build id: 13 

Originally posted by: paul.brett

I think you're attempting to use the Resource Registry in a place where it is not designed to be used.

Perhaps you could get the alias first in an earlier (temporary) output card, and then map the value directly?

=resourcelib->GETRESOURCEALIAS("C:\IBM\WebSphereTX8.3\Resource.mrc","%logpath%")

then

=IF( xmllib->VALIDATEEX(PACKAGE(ISO_PAIN_001), "urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:pain.001.001.03 pain.001.001.03.xsd", LogPath:OutTemp1+"\pain.001.001.03.Err.log" ) != 0,
        FAIL("XML Validation Error. Please check the log for details.") )

Thank-you.

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Originally posted by: johnxp

Hi Paul, how can we use resourcelib->GetResourceAlias() without hardcoding the resource file path?

Originally posted by: paul.brett

The path to the MRC file can be an object, reading the value from a dynamic file:

=resourcelib->GETRESOURCEALIAS(ResourceRegistry,"%logpath%")

Thank-you.

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Originally posted by: johnxp

Hi Paul,

Can you please advise more on how to make the MRC filepath as an object?

Thanks.

Originally posted by: paul.brett

Sure thing.  You create a new Input card, called 'ResourceRegistry' and use either the FILE adapter to read the value from a file, or the ECHO adapter, and hard-code the value in the adapter command line (although this really defeats the object, unless you override).

Using the FILE adapter, the value is then dynamic and can be different across platforms.

Thank-you.

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