Sharon/Bodo,
Thanks for the pointer, it resolved my issue.
Bob
On Jul 28, 2009, at 8:40 AM, Sharon Lucas wrote:
A element (as defined by the STAX DTD) can contain a
single task. So to contain multiple task elements (such as multiple
elements) to be executed in sequence, you must have
Sharon/Bodo,
Thanks for the pointer, this resolved my issue.
Bob
On Jul 28, 2009, at 8:40 AM, Sharon Lucas wrote:
A element (as defined by the STAX DTD) can contain a
single task. So to contain multiple task elements (such as multiple
elements) to be executed in sequence, you must hav
A element (as defined by the STAX DTD) can contain a single
task. So to contain multiple task elements (such as multiple
elements) to be executed in sequence, you must have the element
first contain a element (as its single task). A
element can contain 1 or more tasks.
Hi Bob,
try to encapsulate the two calls in a pair.
A function can hold one element only. Use a sequence that again
can hold many elements.
Bodo
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