The question was, more precisely, how do I feed a list of strings into such a
service?
I know how to pass a single value to xmlsplitter, but how to pass a list of
string?
Thanks.
> (4) Finally, a question. How do I handle a list of strings as input /
> output? Say, a pseudo example, the list of strings stores a list of
> file names. I have a processor takes on one of the file name, opens
> the file and does some interesting changes to that file, changes the
> file name by appending “_update” to the end of the original name, and
> then repeats until all files in the list are updated. The process
> outputs a list with the new file names.
I'm not sure I understand the question. If you feed a list of strings
into a service that is expecting a single string, then the service will
be called for each string in the list.
I hope this has helped.
Alan
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