Hi,
Given an xml structure:
<Person>
<Relationships>
<NamedAuthority>
<Type>Subject</Type>
<Id>032-001946363</Id>
</NamedAuthority>
<NamedAuthority>
<Type>Subject</Type>
<Id>037-001946370</Id>
</NamedAuthority>
<NamedAuthority>
<Type>Author</Type>
<Id>040-001959713</Id>
</NamedAuthority>
<NamedAuthority>
<Type>Author</Type>
<Id>040-001959829</Id>
</NamedAuthority>
<NamedAuthority>
<Type>Subject</Type>
<Id>032-001961797</Id>
</NamedAuthority>
<NamedAuthority>
<Type>Author</Type>
<Id>040-001961798</Id>
</NamedAuthority>
</Relationships>
</Person>
I’m trying to use the XPathEntityProcessor to put all the Subject Id’s into one
multiValued field and the Author Id’s into another.
I was hoping I could use field’s with the following, but the XPath does not
seem to be supported.
<field column="SubjectRelationships" xpath="
/Person/Relationships/NamedAuthority /Type[.='Subject']/following-sibling::Id”
/>
<field column="AuthorRelationships" xpath="
/Person/Relationships/NamedAuthority /Type[.='Author']/following-sibling::Id” />
Could anyone suggest a way for me to achieve this.
Many Thanks.
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