Thanks for answer...
If there is no possibility to process multiple nodes without calling sub-workflow, what is the purpose of the 'Multiplicity' option where I can select 'multiple' or 'single'? This option is available during selection of input and output schema while configuring the 'conversion'.
Is it possible to use a Workflow recursively?. So the workflow will call itself?
Grzegorz
If there is no possibility to process multiple nodes without calling sub-workflow, what is the purpose of the 'Multiplicity' option where I can select 'multiple' or 'single'? This option is available during selection of input and output schema while configuring the 'conversion'.
Is it possible to use a Workflow recursively?. So the workflow will call itself?
Grzegorz
--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "Rob Bucek" <rbucek@...> wrote:
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> You'll need to pass that down another level to a sub workflow and
> process it then pass your results back to the workflow it came from.
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> Subject: [Vantage] How to process a multplie nodes within nodeset
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> When I am using a GetRows method in Service Connect, sometimes it gives
> me a one DataSet with multiple modes. For example MenuServices.GetRows
> can give me a result like following:
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> GetRowsResponse
> Result
> MenuDataSet
> Menu
> Field1
> Field2
> Fieldn
> Menu
> Field1
> Field2
> Fieldn
> Menu
> Field1
> Field2
> Fieldn
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> As you can see there are a multiple Menu nodes. How can I process each
> of them? Now Service Connect is processing only the first one.
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