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Transfer attribute values to Entities in rw-rules for table creation

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May 04, 2014 May 04, 2014

Hello,

I try to fight my way through the xml Structured FM jungle.To this I read various documents (e.g. STRUCTURE APPLICATION DEVELOPER REFERENCE).At the moment my main goal is to find out what works and how to do it best.Therefore I will probably here in the forum to try one or the other question to be answered.

I want to create a message tree in xml and publish via FM PDF.Because I want to filter the messages, I have declared various descriptive numbers of the message as an attribute.

As far as I understand, attributes are the only way in FM to do some filtering of the content which will appear in the document (without a CMS). If I am wrong, please correct me.

XML-Example:

<MESSAGE_TREE>

    <MESSAGE Group="FF03" Message_No="1" Status_No="1">

        <Message_Text>Message Example 1</Message_Text>

        <Status_Text>Message 1</Status_Text>  

    </MESSAGE>

    <MESSAGE Group="FF04" Message_No="1" Status_No="1">

        <Message_Text>Message Example 2</Message_Text>

        <Status_Text>Message 2</Status_Text>  

    </MESSAGE>

</MESSAGE_TREE>

In the FM PDF output the attributes values should appear in a table cell. They should not only be used for the filtering.

If I understand correctly, I always have to go for the creation of tables the detour via rw-rules. Again if I am wrong, please correct me.

In the rw-rules I can transform entities in other FM entities. But I can apparently not transfer attributes in FM entities.

Please can anyone give me an idea how I can manage this?

Thanks a lot.

Apollo102

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