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What do you mean by nothing ? You can send back an empty string by writing "" in place of nothing or null by typing null
if i write "ServiceModified".equals(row1.MessageName)? row1.message : null in case that doesn't match my filter i have got in ibm mq queue message with data null. I don't want send no message in this case...maybe its problem with my english
Hi Karl32,
I already experienced that kind of logic and it made me cry what I did is, I didn't put my condition in tMap expression builder, i used the tFilterRow(I filter out first those data that satisfy my condition) then connect to tMap. Because I think, only one line "If" statement can be done in tMap expression builder. I hope you got my point.
Regards,
I already experienced that kind of logic and it made me cry
what I did is, I didn't put my condition in tMap expression builder, i used the tFilterRow(I filter out first those data that satisfy my condition) then connect to tMap. Because I think, only one line "If" statement can be done in tMap expression builder. I hope you got my point.
Regards,
So, in tMap I can't filter by conditions and decided if message was sent or not? in attachment you can see my case. mominput (xmlmessage) - some balast - parsing xml - filtering by parsed conditions - sending messages by sorted conditions (if condition1 = 1 send to queue1, if condition1 = 2 send to queue2 etc). In this case ("condition".equals(row1.MessageName)? row1.message : null) is happening that the message was send to all queues. My goal is to send only to one queue that meet my conditions.
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