Hi,
I am reading an xml message of a JMS queue however I need to set the metadata up to have a delimiter.
However I cant find a delimiter to show the message is finished.
Is there an EOF delimter or what would you recommend?
I have tried \r\n and \n and neither seems to capture the message in a string.
I would have used the last closing tag, but the xml message could be different everytime.
Any ideas?
The first xml is
<xml>
<person>
<name Mike</name>
</person>
second one is....
<xml>
<address>
<stline1>1 the town</stline1>
</address>
Thanks
Mike
I am reading an xml message of a JMS queue however I need to set the metadata up to have a delimiter.
However I cant find a delimiter to show the message is finished.
Is there an EOF delimter or what would you recommend?
I have tried \r\n and \n and neither seems to capture the message in a string.
I would have used the last closing tag, but the xml message could be different everytime.
Any ideas?
The first xml is
<xml>
<person>
<name Mike</name>
</person>
second one is....
<xml>
<address>
<stline1>1 the town</stline1>
</address>
Thanks
Mike
-
Hello,
do you mean the metadata on JMSReader output?
I think that EOF is the best definition of the end of field. -
You can set EOF as delimiter in the Metadata editor in the field properties pane (Advanced properties) which is on the right side of the editor.
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