That did it...Thanks for your help.
--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "Rob Bucek" <rbucek@...> wrote:
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> I have quite often noticed that xml files output by a bpm action do not
> match the schemas of the corresponding BO/Method in the web services
> within service connect. I usually start by taking the xml output from
> the bpm and creating a new (importing it) schema and using that as my
> first input schema of my first conversion. Have you tinkered with
> anything like that yet?
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> From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
> Of danny.shafer@...
> Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2011 9:04 AM
> To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Vantage] Help with Service Connect SIMPLE workflow
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> I have Vista 8.03.409 and Service Connect 9.05.603. I am trying to
> create a very simple workflow and it will not work. I am hoping that
> someone here will be in a position to assist. I will tell you what I am
> trying to do and then give detailed steps to re-create my problem.
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> I am trying to get an XML file that has 20 fields in it FTP'd over to
> our website for further processing. This XML is a subset of the Customer
> dataset and was mapped with the XSLT mapper. The fields are not the same
> in the output document.
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> A post processing BPM was created that is tied to the Customer.Update
> method. This is processed synchronously and calls a SC workflow. In the
> workflow I have start, convert, post and finish.
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> For the input schema in the conversion I picked the
> CustomerService.UpdateRequest, the output schema is one that I created.
> I created it by clicking generate schema, picking my output XML file
> that my website will ultimately consume, picked anyxml to anyxml for the
> conversion, and imported it into SC. I tried using the conversion
> ext2int.xsl (Standard conversion to SC internal format) and I received
> the error "dta node is not found after converting data to xml". After
> picking the output schema and input schema i went into the mapper and
> dragged fields from the customer dataset on the left to my output file
> on the right...these were under the dta heading (or maybe its called a
> node...not sure). Next, in the poster, I selected the output schema from
> the previous step and did a fixed ftp channel with all of my specifics.
> there are no sender or receivers specified because i was told it is not
> necessary when forwarded from a BPM into SC. For the conversion I picked
> stripEnv.
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> The problem is that the file that is transferred to the website is in
> gibberish...I get a header but no information. I don' really understand
> what the information contained in the header really is or what is
> supposed to be there. I know that it seems to change based on the
> conversions that I choose on the FTP settings. If someone could send me
> a step by step that has the basics I would be really happy. I have the
> SC book and a lab but it doesn't refer to this topic specifically.
> Another person said that he could not get it to work either until he
> took the Customer dataset and output it to a file...he then had a
> subworkflow that monitored the directory and in this subworkflow he was
> able to map the data to the smaller file and output it to the FTP site.
> I don't see why I would need to do that. If somone could send me a
> document that describes some basics with schemas, conversions,
> envelopes, namespaces and encoding I would appreciate it....or maybe the
> steps to take to fix this problem with a brief explanation. The SC book
> just seems very general to me.
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