Dialog boxes

Event Options dialog box

Message tab

XSLT patterns settings
Used for: Setting default match criteria for patterns and fields. See also Default match criteria for fields and patterns.
Ancestor axis level	The number of ancestor nodes to include in a match path.
Use path index	Specifies whether or not to use path indexes.

 

Data collection level settings
Used for: Selecting collection mode. See also How StreamServer reads and processes XML documents and Selecting collection mode.
Node	Specifies collection mode Node.
Message	Specifies collection mode Message.

 

General settings
Include attributes when extracting Message	Specifies whether or not to pick attributes from the sample, and add them as fields to the XMLIN configuration.
Set sample data	Specifies whether or not to pick sample data (text nodes) from the sample. The sample data will be displayed in the Process tool.
Create field variable	Specifies whether or not to create variables for the fields. If you select this option, the XMLIN tool will create a variable for each and every field it picks from the sample.

Custom Field Names tab

Used for: Customizing the field IDs suggested by the XMLIN tool. See also Field ID expressions.

Settings
Custom field names for elements	Suggested XPath expression for elements.
Custom field names for attributes	Suggested XPath expression for attributes.
Custom field names for texts	Suggested XPath expression for texts.
Custom field names for comments	Suggested XPath expression for comments.
Custom field names for processing instructions	Suggested XPath expression for processing instructions.

Custom Field Paths tab

Used for: Specifying whether or not to include attributes in the match path for fields. See also Default match criteria for fields and patterns.

Settings
Match element name	Include element names, and not attributes, in the suggested path.
Match element name or attribute	Include the element name and the specified attribute in the suggested path. If multiple instances of an element contains this attribute, only first instance, but not its siblings, will have the attribute included in the match path. Elements that do not contain the specified attribute will not be affected.