Reference: Java-to-XML Step Properties

Common Tab

Property	XML Attribute Name	Description
Step Id	id	The unique ID of the java-to-xml mediation step within the assembly.
Output	output	Specifies where the java-to-xml mediation step directs the output. There are 5 possible values: message : the entire message, including rootpart and attachments. This value creates a new message, effectively removing any attachments. soapbody : the content of the SOAP body from the rootpart of the message. attachment : a MIME attachment to the message. Specify the attachment index. rootpart : the content of the root part of a MIME message, or if the message isn't MIME, the message itself. This value preserves any attachments on the original message. variable : save the output as a named variable in the MediationContext .
Property	property	The name of the MediationContext property from which the java-to-xml mediation step extracts the Java objects.
Packages	packages	The semicolon separated list of Java packages required by the java-to-xml mediation step to convert Java objects to XML using JAXB.
Root Element Name	root-element-name	The name of the root element used for marshaling Java objects to XML.
Root Element Namespace	root-element-namespace	The namespace of the root element used for marshaling Java objects to XML.
Namespaces	namespaces	The namespaces used by your XPath expression.
XPath	xpath	The XPath expression that inserts XML into your message.

Property	XML Attribute Name	Description
Description	description	A description of the java-to-xml mediation step that displays in the consolidated log. You can use this feature to describe the step's function and the data on which it is operating.
Execute When	execute-when	A condition that determines whether the java-to-xml step executes.
XPath Version	xpath-version	Specifies whether to use XPath version 1.0, 2.0, or 3.0. Enter the value 1 for assembly versions through Workday 11. Enter 2 or 3 for assembly versions Workday 12 onwards. You can enable Workday to set the version dynamically using an MVEL template that inserts a system property value. Example: @{props.get('the_version')} .