Adding Mass Copy Functoids to a Map
The Mass Copy functoid enables your maps to use schemas that include any and anyAttribute elements. These elements are, in essence, wildcards provided in the XML Schema definition language to match unknown structures or sets of attributes.
Note The Mass Copy functoid only lets you connect nodes that have fixed names. If either node connected by the functoid has an undetermined name (like an ANY node), the functoid cannot generate the correct XSLT to do the copy.
For conceptual information about the Mass Copy functoid, see Mass Copy Functoid.
To add the Mass Copy functoid to a map and configure it
- With the Visual Studio .NET Toolbox active, click the Advanced Functoids tab to select that category of functoids.
The list of advanced functoids in the chosen category appears.
- Drag the Mass Copy functoid
from the Toolbox to the appropriate location on a grid page.
Note The functoid will be placed on the displayed grid page. If you want to put the functoid onto a different grid page, you need to display that other grid page first.
Note If you are constructing a map using more than one functoid together, you need to consider their relative left to right placement. Functoids are executed from left to right. The output of a functoid can only be input to another functoid that is farther to the right.
- To establish the input parameter for the Mass Copy functoid, create an input link by dragging a record from the source schema to the Mass Copy functoid, or dragging the Mass Copy functoid to a record in the source schema.
- To use the output parameter from the Mass Copy functoid, create an output link by dragging the Mass Copy functoid to a record in the destination schema, or by dragging a record in the destination schema to the Mass Copy functoid.
Note Unlike other functoids, you cannot use the output of the Mass Copy functoid as input to another functoid.
See Also
Adding Advanced Functoids to a Map
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