InjectXmlDataIU
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     com.ebd.hub.datawizard.iu.InjectXmlDataIU  | 
        
This Integration Unit can be used to copy an XML element from an XML input file into a new destination file (template file). The Integration Unit always reads the backup file and can therefore also be used in a profile without mapping.
Parameters
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     Default value  | 
                
     Description  | 
        
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     Template file  | 
                
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     Path to template file (mandatory).  | 
        
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     XML element from source to include  | 
                
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     Name of XML element from the source file to be copied and included in the template file.  | 
        
Example
Suppose a profile that acts as a web service has received a request, which consists of a SOAP envelope with the payload in the body, as shown below. The encoding of the request has to match the profile encoding.
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope" xmlns:n2="http://tempuri.org/">  <soap:Body>    <n2:Request>      <n2:ID>ABC24</n2:ID>      <n2:Pos>        <n2:NR>7654</n2:NR>      </n2:Pos>    </n2:Request>  </soap:Body></soap:Envelope>The root element of the payload data is <n2:Request>. To paste that payload into a template for the destination file, this template has to contain a placeholder @INJECT_PAYLOAD@. The class InjectXmlDataIU will now replace the placeholder with the payload data specified in the parameter XML element from source to include. To achieve that, use the following parameters.
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     Template file  | 
                
     <Path to template file>  | 
        
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     XML element from source to include  | 
                
     n2:Request  | 
        
If the XML element is repeated several times within the source data, the entire section between the first occurrence of the tag <n2:Request> and the last occurrence of the tag </n2:Request> will be inserted into the template.