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The map-to-map tag copies all fields from one map to another map
| Attribute Name | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
| map-name | Y | The name of the map in the method environment the fields will come from. |
| to-map-name | N | The name of the map in the method environment the fields will go to. If empty the fields will be copied to the environment. |
field-to-field
The field-to-field tag copies a field from a map to a field in another map.
| Attribute Name | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
| map-name | N | The name of the map in the method environment the field will come from. If this is null or empty it will default to the method environment itself. |
| field-name | Y | The name (key) of the map field to copy. |
| to-map-name | N | The name of the map in the method environment the field will go to. If empty will default to the map-name. Note that if no map-name was specified this will default to the method environment. So, you can copy from the environment to the environment or from the environment to a map, but to copy from a map to the environment you must use the field-to-env operation defined below. |
| to-field-name | N | The name (key) of the map field to put the original field in. If empty will default to the field-name. |
field-to-list
The field-to-list tag appends a field to the specified list
| Attribute Name | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
| map-name | N | The name of the map in the method environment. If not specified the field-name will be used to get the field from the method environment. |
| field-name | Y | The name (key) of the map field to use. |
| list-name | Y | The name of the list in the method environment that the object will be appended to. |
env-to-field
The env-to-field tag copies a field from the method environment to a field in a map.
| Attribute Name | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
| env-name | Y | The name of the method environment field the object will come from. |
| map-name | N | The name of the map in the method environment the field will go to. If empty or not specified this will default to the method environment itself. |
| field-name | N | The name (key) of the map field to put the original field in. If empty will default to the env-name. |
field-to-env
The field-to-env tag copies a field from a map to a field in the method environment.
| Attribute Name | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
| field-name | Y | The name (key) of the map field to get the object from. |
| env-name | N | The name of the method environment field the object will be put in. If empty will default to the field-name. |
| map-name | N | The name of the map in the method environment the field will come from. If empty or not specified this will default to the method environment itself |
string-to-field
The string-to-field tag puts the inlined string value in the specified field.
| Attribute Name | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
| string | Y | The string value to be put in the field. |
| map-name | N | The name of the map in the method environment. If not specified the field-name will be used to get the field from the method environment. |
| field-name | Y | The name (key) of the map field to use. |
| arg-list-name | N | The name (key) of a list to use for argument values for any place holders in the string. Formatting is done with the Java MessageFormat class. Place holders, for example, are denoted as follows: {0}, {1}, etc and can appear anywhere in the string. |
string-to-list
The string-to-list tag appends the inlined string value in the specified List.