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Import 2 files with 1 XMLPort
RMarc
Member Posts: 36
Hi!
I'm into an upgrade of Nav 4.0 to 2009 SP1, and i've a problem... I'm converting dataports to xmlport. The problem is that a dataport, import data from two different files, which are indicated in "OnRequestForm" and then loaded into the "OnPreDataItem" of each DataItem.
I created a XMLPort, but i don't know where i need to put the code, due to, if i fill the path of each file in the OnRequestPage, then, the XMLPort only can import one file...
Can anybody help me please???
Thanks in advance!!!
I'm into an upgrade of Nav 4.0 to 2009 SP1, and i've a problem... I'm converting dataports to xmlport. The problem is that a dataport, import data from two different files, which are indicated in "OnRequestForm" and then loaded into the "OnPreDataItem" of each DataItem.
I created a XMLPort, but i don't know where i need to put the code, due to, if i fill the path of each file in the OnRequestPage, then, the XMLPort only can import one file...
Can anybody help me please???
Thanks in advance!!!
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but you could just combine the two files into one and then import it.
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