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LZhang
16 years agoFrequent Contributor
Hi:
Can I just do it directly at the property transfer step or do I need to write a groovy code for it?
Here is the xpath:
declare namespace ns1='http://services.tvguide.com/v6/notifications';
//ns1:GetNotificationTargetsResponse[1]/ns1:GetNotificationTargetsResult[1]/ns1:NotificationTargets[1]/ns1:NotificationTarget[1]/ns1:NotificationTargetId[1]
I tried different combinations but didn't seem to work. Should I have the following?
declare namespace ns1='http://services.tvguide.com/v6/notifications';
//ns1:GetNotificationTargetsResponse[1]/ns1:GetNotificationTargetsResult[1]/ns1:NotificationTargets[1]/ns1:NotificationTarget[DeliveryFormat='HTMLEmail']/ns1:NotificationTargetId[1]
Regards,
Li
Can I just do it directly at the property transfer step or do I need to write a groovy code for it?
Here is the xpath:
declare namespace ns1='http://services.tvguide.com/v6/notifications';
//ns1:GetNotificationTargetsResponse[1]/ns1:GetNotificationTargetsResult[1]/ns1:NotificationTargets[1]/ns1:NotificationTarget[1]/ns1:NotificationTargetId[1]
I tried different combinations but didn't seem to work. Should I have the following?
declare namespace ns1='http://services.tvguide.com/v6/notifications';
//ns1:GetNotificationTargetsResponse[1]/ns1:GetNotificationTargetsResult[1]/ns1:NotificationTargets[1]/ns1:NotificationTarget[DeliveryFormat='HTMLEmail']/ns1:NotificationTargetId[1]
Regards,
Li