Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.0 Betriebsanweisung

See the online help for a list of:

Common regular expressions

Regular expression examples

Custom date and time format strings

Commonly-used wildcard special characters

Comparison operators

An XML namespace provides a way to avoid element and attribute name conflicts within an XML 
document. An XML namespace is uniquely identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) and is 
assigned a prefix (unique to the XML document) used for its element and attribute names.

To add an XPath namespace:

In the Process Editor, choose Toolbox > Core Activities > XPath Query, then drag and drop the activity 
onto the Workflow pane.

Choose the XPath Query tab, then choose Namespaces > New.

In the XPath Namespace Definition dialog, enter the prefix and URI for the new namespace, then click 
OK.

In the following example, the elements prefixed with xdc are associated with a namespace whose name 
is 

, while those prefixed with h are associated with a namespace whose name 

is 

For additional examples, see 

.

<h:html xmlns:xdc="http://www.xml.com/books”

        xmlns:h=”http://www.w3.org/HTML/1998/html4”>

 <h:head><h:title>Book Review</h:title></h:head>

 <h:body>

  <xdc:bookreview>

   <xdc:title>XML: A Primer</xdc:title>

   <h:table>

    <h:tr align=”center”>

     <h:td>Author</h:td><h:td>Price</h:td>

     <h:td>Pages</h:td><h:td>Date</h:td></h:tr>

    <h:tr alignment”>

     <h:td><xdc:author>Simon St. Laurent</xdc:author></h:td>

     <h:td><xdc:price>31.98</xdc:price></h:td>

     <h:td><xdc:pages>352</xdc:pages></h:td>

     <h:td><xdc:date>1998/01</xdc:date></h:td>

    </h:tr>

   </h:table>

  </xdc:bookreview>

 </h:body>

</h:html>