Mapping Services 3.4 DML Getting Started Guide Save PDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content Introduction to DML This guide introduces you to DML by leading you through an example project. It includes information about how to use DML in an integration engine and an introduction to the FoodBroker sample project. FoodBroker is a complete project of data mapping for an imaginary business firm. This guide helps you to build this project step by step. The last section of each chapter in this guide is devoted to deepening and enhancing this FoodBroker project. Example FoodBroker projects are delivered within the Axway Mapping Services in the directory <MappingServices>\Exercises\. You can use these projects as a basis for your tests and to become acquainted with the DML. After having completed the first chapter, you should have a better understanding of DML, you should know what steps to follow, and how to convert your data mapping needs into a working piece of DML code. Related topics Map data in an integration engine Understand Mapping Flows Understand DML Blocks Approve input data with Validation Rules What is DML? FoodBroker project: Do the first steps Create a Business Document for the customer request Create a Business Document for the partner Create a Business Document for billing and delivery Create a Business Document for partner rates Build the Mapping Flow Related Links
Introduction to DML This guide introduces you to DML by leading you through an example project. It includes information about how to use DML in an integration engine and an introduction to the FoodBroker sample project. FoodBroker is a complete project of data mapping for an imaginary business firm. This guide helps you to build this project step by step. The last section of each chapter in this guide is devoted to deepening and enhancing this FoodBroker project. Example FoodBroker projects are delivered within the Axway Mapping Services in the directory <MappingServices>\Exercises\. You can use these projects as a basis for your tests and to become acquainted with the DML. After having completed the first chapter, you should have a better understanding of DML, you should know what steps to follow, and how to convert your data mapping needs into a working piece of DML code. Related topics Map data in an integration engine Understand Mapping Flows Understand DML Blocks Approve input data with Validation Rules What is DML? FoodBroker project: Do the first steps Create a Business Document for the customer request Create a Business Document for the partner Create a Business Document for billing and delivery Create a Business Document for partner rates Build the Mapping Flow