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<div>Dear GReAT-Users,</div>
<div>some days ago, I asked you a question about the order of XML-nodes in an output of GReAT. This phenomena is important to me and I would be very happy, if someone of you would have a smart solution on that topic.</div>
<div>I am looking forward to one of your answers and thank you in advance!</div>
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<div>Greetings from Stuttgart, Germany</div>
<div>Dominik Giel</div>
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<div><b>My Question...</b></div>
<div>...is is concerning the order of GReAT nodes created when getting an XML Output. As I understood the programming of the language, this order is alphabeticly.</div>
<div>In my case, I need an XML-Output File, where the nodes are in that order, I insert them in the Transformation process. But unfortunately in the XML-Output then node <PROJECT> (where common objects are defined) is after <ELEMENTS> in which I want to declare which content objects I have.</div>
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<div>In my transformation, I create PROJECT first (as new Reference), then ELEMENTS. In my output the XML-nodes are like already described in the following order: 1. ELEMENTS, 2. PROJECT.</div>
<div>Further tests with other names always create a XML-Sheet with alphabetic ordered nodes.</div>
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<div>For further use of my produced XML-Sheet, an individual order is definitely needed.</div>
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<div>Can I set a setting where GReAT understands to create the PROJECT Object first and then the ELEMENTS one?</div>
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<div>Needed output:</div>
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<div><PROJECT></div>
<div>---Content nodes---</div>
<div></PROJECT></div>
<div><ELEMENTS></div>
<div> <FIRST>---content---</FIRST></div>
<div> <SECOND>---content---</SECOND></div>
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<div> .</div>
<div></ELEMENTS></div>
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