I don t think there is anything like that in Ensemble. An element with xsi:nil'true' may still have other attributes, even if it does not have content. Note that the xsi:nil'true' attribute applies to element values, and not to attribute values. ISC basically solved this problem for you (for extra money of course.) If it is not possible, you may need to write your XML to Obj conversion. The xsi:nil'true' attribute indicates that, although the element exists, it has no content. If you don t have HealthConnect, I would recommend getting it - XSLT is very fast compared to reading the XML directly into Objects. You probably would need to create a Business Operation that would invoke the Transforms and manipulate your data after that you can pass your output to an FTPOperation that will send the files out to your recipients. Do not freeze any primitives, freezing will remove essential information.
XSI MODTOOLS FREEZE TRANSFORM FULL
If you just use FTP you can either use Ensemble FTP Service or write a script to transfer the files onto the file system where an Ensemble FileService would pick them up. XSIZETools is an addon for Softimage with full export and import of 3D. you just need to find a way to get your document into the system. If you have ISC HealthConnect, you can do the following:ġ) Use one of the CCDA-to-SDA transforms to create an SDA XML DocumentĢ) Use TransformIntoObject() method of HS.Util.XSLTTransformer to get an SDA Object with Propertiesģ) Change whatever you need and save a new SDA ObjectĤ) Use TransformFromObject() of the same class to get a new SDA Documentĥ) Use one of the SDA-to-CCDA XSLT Transforms to create a new CCDA Document.Īll of this is basically out of the box. It includes built-in XSLT Transforms that can transform CCD Documents into SDA (XML format for ISC Data Model) and back to CCD.
it is designed to accept some data, transform it and output new data. Try clearing the rotation/translation/scaling with ALT-R/ALT-G/ALT-S respectively. This use case looks good for the ISC product "HealthConnect".
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