After using a match pattern text parser module to identify all URLs in an email, the output is divided into 3 different collection (3 URLs) when I try to maps all 3 of them in the next module the only available one to map is the first one, I need to map all three of them. See screenshot below
You need an aggregator to bring the bundles back together.
You can use an array aggregator or a text aggregator.
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I want to use them separately, each in a different module (get file) to download a file from the URLs. The problem is that I am just unable to map them cause they don’t show up, I will have the same problem using an aggregator cause the only option make is giving me to map is the first Match aside from the fact that I just don’t want them to be aggregated together
Normally that should work. Can you share a screenshot of your scenario as well as a screenshot of how you are configuring the module after the text parser? Normally, the aggregator should only give you the option to choose one output from the Text Parser because it doesn’t know how many bundles there will be.
The aggregator will take all the bundels and combine them into a single array. By working this way, it will handle 3 bundles or 10 bundles the same way.
Otherwise, use an iterator instead of an aggregator. You will only be able to select one bundle, but the iterator will run as many times as you have bundles. In the example above, it will run and execute whatever follows the iterator 3 times.
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