In the Settings for Mapping Source dialog box, a relative path or absolute path is displayed in Path/Function name. The following subsections explain the circumstances under which a relative path or absolute path is displayed:
When a looping dependent target is specified for the descendant transformation-source node to which the loop node function is mapped, a relative path from the transformation-source node for which the loop node function is mapped is displayed.
The following figure shows an example.
Figure 6-33 Example of a relative path
When the loop node function loop1 is mapped to the home node, the looping dependent target loop1 is set up for the PhoneNumber node, which is a descendant node of the home node.
In this case, if you display the Settings for Mapping Source dialog box from the PhoneNumber node after mapping, a relative path from the home node is displayed in Path/Function name.
In the following cases, an absolute path is displayed:
Figure 6-34 Example 1 of an absolute path
Figure 6-35 Example 2 of an absolute path (Before changing the dependent target)
Figure 6-36 Example 2 of absolute path (After changing the dependent target)