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gsugunan
15 years agoOccasional Contributor
just to clarify my earlier post:
assuming properties contains:
and the soap contains
then i'd get
while what I want is:
the only way I see of doing it right now is the following:
properties contains:
soap contains:
unfortunately that solution makes absurd entries in properties, so is there an easier way?
assuming properties contains:
val1 val2
test1|test2 test3|test4
and the soap contains
<containertype>
<childtype>ref:val1</childtype>
<childtype2>ref:val2</childtype>
</containertype>
then i'd get
<containertype>
<childtype>test1</childtype>
<childtype>test2</childtype>
<childtype2>test3</childtype2>
<childtype2>test4</childtype2>
</containertype>
while what I want is:
<containertype>
<childtype>test1</childtype>
<childtype2>test3</childtype>
</containertype>
<containertype>
<childtype>test2</childtype>
<childtype2>test4</childtype>
</containertype>
the only way I see of doing it right now is the following:
properties contains:
val1
<childtype>test1</childtype><childtype2>test3</childtype>|<childtype>test2</childtype><childtype2>test4</childtype>
soap contains:
<containertype>ref:val1</containertype>
unfortunately that solution makes absurd entries in properties, so is there an easier way?