Example types of Override

Example 1: TargetOverride

Objective: change the target value to "14", if the conditions of TargetItem in <conditions> has a match.

<AgreementOverride>
  <overrides>
    <TargetOverride>
      <conditions>
        <TargetItem>
          <name>hub:5_elementvalue01</name>
          <path>/EventData/Document/ElementData/Value[1]</path>
          <value>750</value>
          <defaultNamespace></defaultNamespace>
          <formattedXPath>/EventData/Document/ElementData/Value[1]</formattedXPath>
        </TargetItem>
       <TargetItem>
          <name>hub:4_elementname01</name>
          <path>/EventData/Document/ElementData/Name[1]</path>
          <value>CONO</value>
          <defaultNamespace></defaultNamespace>
          <formattedXPath>/EventData/Document/ElementData/Name[1]</formattedXPath>
        </TargetItem>                          
      </conditions>
      <name>hub:5_elementvalue01</name>
      <value>14</value>
      <mandatory>true</mandatory>
      <default>VALUE</default>
    </TargetOverride>
  </overrides>
</AgreementOverride>
   

Example 2: AgreementGroupPropertyOverride

Objective: update the property value to "A_1", if PropertyItem named "nameA" in the <condition> has a match.

<AgreementOverride>
  <overrides>
    <AgreementGroupPropertyOverride>
      <conditions>
        <PropertyItem>
          <key>nameA</key>
          <value>valueA</value>
        </PropertyItem>
      </conditions>
      <name>nameA</name>
      <value>valueA_1</value>
      <mandatory>true</mandatory>
      <operation>UPDATE</operation>
    </AgreementGroupPropertyOverride>
  </overrides>
</AgreementOverride>

Example 3: AgreementGroupPropertyOverride

Objective: insert a new group control property [nameB, valueB], if property does not exists.

 
<AgreementOverride>
  <overrides>
    <AgreementGroupPropertyOverride>
      <conditions>
        <PropertyItem>
          <key></key>
          <value></value>
        </PropertyItem>
      </conditions>
      <name>nameB</name>
      <value>valueB</value>
      <mandatory>true</mandatory>
      <operation>INSERT</operation>
    </AgreementGroupPropertyOverride>
  </overrides>
</AgreementOverride>

Example 4: Combined

Objective: put together all three previous examples in one xml file.

<AgreementOverride>
  <overrides>
    <TargetOverride>
      <conditions>
        <TargetItem>
          <name>hub:5_elementvalue01</name>
          <path>/EventData/Document/ElementData/Value[1]</path>
          <value>330</value>
          <defaultNamespace></defaultNamespace>
          <formattedXPath>/EventData/Document/ElementData/Value[1]</formattedXPath>
        </TargetItem>
        <TargetItem>
          <name>hub:4_elementname01</name>
          <path>/EventData/Document/ElementData/Name[1]</path>
          <value>CONO</value>
          <defaultNamespace> </defaultNamespace>
          <formattedXPath>/EventData/Document/ElementData/Name[1]</formattedXPath>
        </TargetItem>                          
      </conditions>
      <name>hub:5_elementvalue01</name>
      <value>14</value>
      <mandatory>true</mandatory>
      <default>VALUE</default>
    </TargetOverride>
    <AgreementGroupPropertyOverride>
      <conditions>
        <PropertyItem>
          <key>asdf</key>
          <value>asdf</value>
        </PropertyItem>
      </conditions>
      <name>nameB</name>
      <value>valueB</value>
      <mandatory>true</mandatory>
      <operation>INSERT</operation>
    </AgreementGroupPropertyOverride>
                <AgreementGroupPropertyOverride>
      <conditions>
        <PropertyItem>
          <key>nameA</key>
          <value>valueA</value>
        </PropertyItem>
      </conditions>
      <name>nameA</name>
      <value>valueA_1</value>
      <mandatory>true</mandatory>
      <operation>UPDATE</operation>
    </AgreementGroupPropertyOverride>
  </overrides>
</AgreementOverride>