wso2esb - WSO2 ESB escaping xml entity to correct form -


i stuck on creating output message wso2 esb 5.0. correct form of message should be:

<request lang="11" user="user" pwd="pwd">     <query dateformat="%d-%m-%y" maxrecords="100">     <tables>         <table tablename="company"/>     </tables>     <condition>         <cond tablename="company" fieldname="upd" op="&gt;" value="10.11.2016"/>         <cond tablename="company" fieldname="updtime" op="&gt;" value="01:00"/>     </condition>

the fun part "&gt;" in "op" attribute. there has "&gt;" , not ">". cdata , character doesn`t work:

&#38;

i tried payload factory, xslt transformation , script mediator different values no success. bad attempts:

<payloadfactory description="create request" media-type="xml"> <format>         <request lang="11" user="user" pwd="pwd">                 <query dateformat="%d-%m-%y" maxrecords="100">                 <tables>                     <table tablename="company"/>                 </tables>                 <condition>                     <cond tablename="company" fieldname="upd" op="&gt;" value="07.10.2016"/>                     <cond tablename="company" fieldname="updtime" op="&gt;" value="01:00"/>                 </condition>             </query>         </request>         </format>     <args/> </payloadfactory>

with xslt:

<xslt description="create request" key="get-companies"/>   <localentry key="get-companies" xmlns="http://ws.apache.org/ns/synapse"> <xsl:stylesheet exclude-result-prefixes="ws" version="1.0" xmlns:ws="http://ws.company.com/" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/xsl/transform">     <xsl:output encoding="utf-8" indent="yes" method="xml" omit-xml-declaration="no"/>     <xsl:template match="/">         <xsl:element name="request">             <xsl:attribute name="lang">11</xsl:attribute>             <xsl:attribute name="user">user</xsl:attribute>             <xsl:attribute name="pwd">pwd</xsl:attribute>             <xsl:element name="query">                 <xsl:attribute name="maxrecords">100</xsl:attribute>                 <xsl:attribute name="dateformatin">%d-%m-%y</xsl:attribute>                 <tables xmlns="">                     <table tablename="company"/>                 </tables>                 <condition xmlns="">                     <xsl:element name="cond">                         <xsl:attribute name="tablename">company</xsl:attribute>                         <xsl:attribute name="fieldname">upd</xsl:attribute>                         <xsl:attribute name="op">&gt;</xsl:attribute>                         <xsl:attribute name="value">                             <xsl:value-of select="07.01.2016"/>                         </xsl:attribute>                     </xsl:element>                     <cond fieldname="updtime" op=">" tablename="company" value="01:00"/>                 </condition>             </xsl:element>         </xsl:element>     </xsl:template> </xsl:stylesheet>

script mediator:

<script language="js"><![cdata[mc.setpayloadxml(<request lang="11" user="user" pwd="pwd">  		<query dateformat="%d-%m-%y" maxrecords="100">  		<tables>  			<table tablename="company"/>  		</tables>  		<condition>  			<cond tablename="company" fieldname="upd" op="&amp;gt;" value="07.01.2016"/>  			<cond tablename="company" fieldname="updtime" op="&amp;gt;" value="01:00"/>  		</condition>  	</query>  </request>); ]]></script>

please me find correct form.


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