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Create custom maps using <any> elements
You can use custom code snippets for setting the target business object that contain <any> elements.
The following topics contain custom code snippets that can be used for setting target business objects that contain <any> elements:
- Mapping <any> elements to a target using condition on source
If a source and target schema contain the <any> element, the target business object <any> element is set dependent on a condition on the source. Before the custom code snippet is invoked, the source business object must be populated with input data.
- Mapping multiple <any> elements
In this map the business objects have more than one <any> element in the schema definition.- Mapping a concrete type to <any> target element
You can map a concrete type to a target <any> element.
- Mapping xsd:any[]
A business object which has an xsd:any[] will have the maxOccurs = “unbounded” in the type declaration for the <any> element. This would imply that the <any> element can hold multiple values within the same property that was used to define it.