type tree

When you select this option, a database column defined with a Date data type is defined in the type tree as a character text string.

Create a new Type Tree for the incoming messages from the REST client which you will treat as binary (also known as non-XML).

Note that you are setting the Type Tree property to the name of the Type Tree you have created earlier for the binary messages.

When the Type Tree is generated for a database table, a group named Row is automatically defined by the Database Interface Designer.

In the previous section, you established a connection with a database. Now you can reuse the same connection to generate a type tree.

Since the input data is being fetched from the User table in ADMINREG, you need a type tree that defines the data in that table.

file. Create a type tree out of the . xsd file using the instructions above.

Analyze and save the type tree then rebuild the map to generate a new master. mmc executable map.

You will use the same type tree for your input and output.

The Generate Tree dialog is the same as when generating a type tree from a table.

The type tree also has information contained within it that defines the ISO8583 model (how long each field is defined to be).

You will use this type tree in your map in the next section.

Since you are creating a new type tree, Change the Type option to Overwrite file.

For the non-xml input we will generate the type tree manually, we expect the input to come in this form AccountID=123.

Generate the Type Tree and save it as MyUserQuery. mtt.

Open the states. mtt type tree and locate the United States group under the Input category.

In the pop-up message, select Yes to open the type tree.

After the type tree has been built, you will be prompted to open the type tree.

The Database Interface Designer will produce a type tree that corresponds to the USER table, and notification message will be displayed

Download the Order. xsd file at the bottom of the article if you have not already done so and use it to create the output type tree

Drag and drop the rest items from the type tree to the component panel in the following order: name, phone, street, city, state, zip

On the Type tree edit panel, double-click on rec, which brings up an empty component panel

Creating an XML type tree for output data format by import function

Developing the input type tree for the Order map

Creating another type tree for CSV input format

Generating a type tree for the USER table

Create output XML type tree by importing XSD