C H A P T E R 3
NOTE: The validity
warning opposite is an
example for illustrative
purposes only. Actual
messages will vary
depending on the error.
XML Operations
XML Pattern Creation
XML patterns are created with the create pattern command.
Because each pattern is assigned to a specific server, the command's
syntax requires that a server be specified.
HP SA7150> create pattern <server name>
After entering the command and a server name, the SA7150 prompts
you for a URI expression.
HP SA7150> create pattern gold
URI Expression: /PurchaseOrder
Each time a new URI expression is entered, the system performs a
"validity check" (a test for syntactical correctness). If the expression
is invalid, the SA7150 displays an error message and prompts you to
begin again.
Improper use of '*' character in URI
Expression
Enter another pattern? [n]: y
After you enter a valid URI expression, the system prompts for an
XML expression.
XML Expression: //order [amount>1000]
Enter another pattern? [n]:
HP SA7150>
As with the URI expressions, the SA7150 performs a validity check
on each XML expression when entered and displays an error message
if there is a problem. After you enter a valid XML expression, the
SA7150 performs a "duplicate check," (i.e., verifies that the newly
entered pattern does not already exist). If the pattern already exists,
the following message appears:
A pattern with this URI and XML expression
already exists
Enter another pattern? [n]:
When the above steps are complete, the SA7150 asks if you want to
create another XML pattern.
The SA7150 stores each XML pattern in a list on the server specified
during the pattern's creation and assigns each a unique index number
within each server list. You can display all server lists at the console
by typing the show pattern command.
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