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| Summary: | Transformmap validation: variable reference name should be of the next format: $varName[.partName]] | ||
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| Product: | soa | Reporter: | Vitaly Bychkov <lativ> |
| Component: | BPEL Validation | Assignee: | Vladimir Yaroslavskiy <yaroslavskiy> |
| Status: | RESOLVED FIXED | ||
| Severity: | blocker | ||
| Priority: | P3 | ||
| Version: | 6.x | ||
| Hardware: | All | ||
| OS: | All | ||
| Issue Type: | DEFECT | Exception Reporter: | |
| Bug Depends on: | |||
| Bug Blocks: | 117043 | ||
| Attachments: |
The project with deprected variable reference name format
The project with wrong variable reference name format |
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Created attachment 62463 [details]
The project with deprected variable reference name format
Created attachment 62464 [details]
The project with wrong variable reference name format
fixed in soa-dev: c3d7ccb7b4f4 |
There was an old style to use the next transformmap variable reference name format: varName[.partName]]. Currently it is deprecated. The variable reference name should starts from '$' then the name of referenced variable at the end there could be '.' and message part name. The value of source and result attributes of <transform element and attribute value of <param element constructs with type="param" should be of the next format: $varName[.partName]]. So here are two validation rules: 1. Wrong variable reference format. 2. Deprecated variable reference format.(i.e. all correct except '$' on the first place - varName[.partName]]) e.g.: correct: <transform file="newXSLFile4.xsl" source="$inOpVar1.part1" result="$outOpVar1.part1" name="Transform1"> <param name="param1" type="param" value="$inOpVar1.part2"/> </transform> rule 1 is broken: (!!!wrong $inOpVar1.) <transform file="newXSLFile4.xsl" source="$inOpVar1." result="$outOpVar1.part1" name="Transform1"> <param name="param1" type="param" value="$inOpVar1.part2"/> </transform> rule 2 is broken: <transform file="newXSLFile4.xsl" source="inOpVar1.part1" result="outOpVar1.part1" name="Transform1"> <param name="param1" type="param" value="inOpVar1.part2"/> </transform>