XMLport Designer contains four column fields: Node Name, Node Type, Source Type, and Data Source.
XMLport Designer Window
The type of information that you enter in XMLport Designer column fields is shown in the following table.
Field name | Description |
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Node Name |
In the Node Name field, you enter the XML node name of the XML element or attribute. You must enter node names in the order in which they appear in the XML document. Parent elements must precede their child elements. You indent the node names of child elements under their parent elements using one indentation per level. You list attributes under the elements that they define and you indent them to the child level. |
Node Type |
You use this field to specify whether the name in the Node Name field represents data of the type element or attribute. The drop-down list in a Node Type field contains two options: Element and Attribute. The default setting is Element. |
Source Type |
You use this field to specify the data structure that the node name corresponds to in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV database. The Source Type field contains a drop-down list containing three options: Text, Table, and Field. The default setting is Text.
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Data Source |
A Data Source field has the following interactions with the Source Type field:
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XMLport Properties, Functions, and Triggers
There are a set of properties, functions, and triggers that you can use to manipulate an XMLport. There are properties, functions, and triggers for the object level, and for the element level, which consists of Field, Table, and Text. The properties that are available at the element level depend on the selections you make in the Node Type and Source Type fields in XMLport Designer. For more information, see C/SIDE Reference Guide.