I don't think you can do this directly, but it wouldn't be hard to get it to work
with the help of a little Groovy scripting to manually wire the address records into the
address Map.
Also, you can probably abreviate the binding config for mapping the csv-record set data
into the Map.
Here's what it would look like (untested)...
| <jb:bindings beanId="addresses" class="java.util.HashMap"
createOnElement="csv-set" />
|
| <jb:bindings beanId="addressRecord" class="java.util.HashMap"
createOnElement="csv-record">
| <!-- Omit the property + use a wildcard selector => Smooks will use the
element name as the Map key -->
| <jb:value data="csv-record/*" />
| </jb:bindings>
|
| <g:groovy executeOnElement="csv-record">
| <g:script>
| <!--
| // Manually wire each addressRecord into the address Map...
| Map addresses =
BeanRepository.getInstance(executionContext).getBean("addresses");
| Map addressRecord =
BeanRepository.getInstance(executionContext).getBean("addressRecord");
|
| addresses.put(addressRecord.ADDR_ID, addressRecord);
| -->
| </g:script>
| </g:groovy>
|
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