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The Multiple Response Generator is deprecated. This functionality has been replaced by the XML List Processor and JSON List Processor. |
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| Name of element to send to backend asset | The name of an XML element, including the namespace prefix, if applicable. Each occurrence of an element in the incoming XML that matches this name will be split and sent to the virtual asset specified in Backend Asset URL. In addition, the tool will create combinations of all list elements if there are multiple lists in the request. Exclude any other lists if you want to use a single list. |
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| Backend Asset Path | Specify the HTTP path on which the backend virtual asset is listening. If the full URL is specified, only the path segment will be used. The virtual asset should have a responder that handles XML messages whose root element is the element defined in the Name of element to send to backend asset setting. |
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| Elements excluded from splitting process | A comma-separated list of element names, including the namespace prefix, if applicable. By default, if the XML specified in the Name of element to send to backend asset option contains any sibling elements that share the same name (that is, a list), then the Multiple Responses Generator will create a separate request for each repetition of the sibling elements. |
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| Response Type | If the virtual asset specified in Backend Asset URL returns XML, leave this field blank. If the virtual asset specified in Backend Asset URL returns a non-XML payload, enter Other. |
| Output XML Root Tag Name | The name of the root tag for the Response XML output. The default is responses. |
| Output XML | The name of the child elements of Output XML Root Tag Name. The default is response. |
| SOAPAction List | For each SOAPAction specified in this comma-separated list, every occurrence of the element specified in Name of element to send to backend asset will be sent to Backend Asset URL with that SOAPAction. This is useful if each occurrence of the element requires multiple responses. |
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