I would do this through the message mapping step but first I would use an XSLT mapping to group the orders by order ID and then use a message mapping step which would be very easy to do once the relevant orders are grouped together. Set the context to the level of the "grouped" order...
Step5: After Message Mapping add the XML to CSV Converter. And give this Xpath (/MessageProcessingLogs/MessageProcessingLog) in the Path to the source element field in the Processing tab. Step 6: After giving the Xpath Save and Deploy the iflow ,then fetch the endpoint URL’s from monitor...
Using Groovy script is the best way to manipulate the message body for complex mapping requirements. As you have noticed you can choose to get different Java types out of the message body. I did some research to find out what lies underneath and what the available options are. getBody(Which...
Dear CPI and Groovy experts. I have a requiremend to delete “heavy” attachments from the payload before passing it to Cloud For Customer. The sample payload looks as
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