You need to chose an example source to test. To verify that you have an example source, check the

Data Viewer

view

Input

panel. The

Name

field lists the example source and the panel shows the example source content. You define the example source when create the Serializer. You can change the example source at any time. When the Serializer anchors appear in yellow highlight in the

Data Viewer

view

Input

panel, this signifies that the Script located the anchors. If the anchors do not appear, check that the example source is well formed and matches the schema.

A Serializer uses a schema to define the expected structure of the input XML document. If the file that you choose is not a valid schema or is not well formed, the wizard might not be able to upload the file. If the schema does not match the example source, the Serializer will not work.

To separate the output text with a comma, use a comma in the

closing_str

element. To separate the output text with a carriage return, use the ASCII code

013

in the

closing_str

element. To separate the output text with a line return, use the ASCII code

010

in the

closing_str

element. When you use ASCII codes in the

closing_str

element, you must indicate that a code is an ASCII code rather than regular text by entering CTRL-A as a prefix to the code.