Hi folks …sorry for the long posting…but here is what i am exactly looking for help: Thank you very much for any one who helps…and please let me know if you need to know more information on this The question is how is the best scnario to accomplish this?Īnd when coming to development…is there any bulit in services that i can use to do the conversion between XML to CSV and vice versa ? is it straight forward or i need to write some custom java servie ? hopefully not… Partner wM server ->XML->wM(my IS)->convert from xml to CSV-> to partner backend system called MTS.Īnd of course i will need to get ackknowledment…sync between the two wM servers…and Asyn between my IS and the MTS So i f i draw the requreied scniario it will be like the following: My question is how do i acheive the best scnario ? I am working on a project which i need to receive and XML message from another webMethods server (at the client side) and then my server ( webMethods server ) has to convert this XML message to a CSV format and send it to other partner and then get the result again in CVS and convert it back to XMl and return the result to the initator webMethods server. Keep in mind that "L1" in X1 is different than "L1" in X2.įull_factorial_combinations = itertools.I am new in this website as well as i am new in development in webMethods. The full factorial of combinations would have (2^3)*(3^2) = 8*9 = 72 combinations.
In this case I have 3 two-level factors and 2 three-level factors. Let's say I have 5 factors, each with two or more levels. The length is fixed by the number of factors.īonus: how to exclude certain combinations? how to do for arbitrary number of factors with arbitrary number of levels with the condition that the "levels" are not necessarily strings but any python object? What's the right terminology here? Search has turned up with combinations of certain lengths, but that's not what I'm after. I'm drawing a blank and can't think of another way to describe this other than "full factorial of combinations", so my search efforts have turned up with nothing relevant.
How can I use python to generate a full factorial of combinations? Is there a fancy itertools function that generates a full factorial?
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