Hi,
I want to write a pipeline that will take a file with LDAP ids and lookup the email addresses for each, returning all the addresses at once.....so the input would be something like:
<email-lookup-request>
<ldap>id-1</ldap>
<ldap>id-2</ladap>
...
<ldap>id-n</ladap>
</email-lookup-request>and the output something like:
<email-lookup-result>
<person>
<ldap>id1</ldap>
<email>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</email>
</person>
<person>
<ldap>id2</ldap>
<email>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</email>
</person>
...
<person>
<ldap>idn</ldap>
<email>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</email>
</person>
<email-lookup-/result>The ldap processor can only do one filter at a time so I started writing this by doing a p:for-each, and looking up each in turn. My problem is that I cant think how to go about aggregating the individual results into the overall result document - how can I do this? I feel like there is going to be a very obvious answer to this, but my mind has gone temporarily blank!
David Sinclair.
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