1. Developing SOA Applications with Oracle SOA Suite
  2. Sharing Functionality Across Service Components
  3. Creating Transformations with the XSLT Map Editor
  4. Debugging the XSLT Map
  5. Setting Conditions for XSLT Breakpoints

Setting Conditions for XSLT Breakpoints

You can set conditions for breakpoints, so that the execution is halted only when the breakpoint condition evaluates to true.

Use the following steps to set conditions for an XSLT breakpoint:
If the Breakpoints window is not visible, you can select Breakpoints from the JDeveloper Window menu.
  1. Right-click the breakpoint in the Breakpoints window. Select Edit from the context menu that appears.
    The Edit XSLT Breakpoint dialog appears.
  2. Under the Conditions tab, enter a conditional expression using javascript syntax.
    For example, the breakpoint below will break when the PartNum attribute in the $Part variable equals p1.
    Edit XSLT Breakpoint dialog
  3. You can also choose to set a Pass Count for the condition. The pass count tells the debugger to ignore the breakpoint until it has been passed a certain number of times. After the pass count is met, the debugger breaks execution at the breakpoint.
  4. Click OK to set the conditions.