Reference: XML-to-CSV Step Properties

Common Tab

Property	XML Attribute Name	Description
Step Id	id	The unique ID of the xml-to-csv step within the assembly.
Input	input	Specifies where the xml-to-csv step obtains data as input. There are 5 possible values: message : the entire message, including rootpart and attachments. soapbody : the content of the SOAP body from the rootpart of the message. Only applicable when the input contains a SOAP message. attachment : a MIME attachment within the message. Specify the attachment index. rootpart : the content of the root part of a MIME message. If the message isn't MIME, the entire message is selected. variable : use a named variable from the MediationContext .
Output	output	Specifies where the xml-to-csv 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 .
Separator	separator	The separator character to insert after each data entry in the CSV output file.
Line Separator	line-separator	The new line separator character to insert after each data entry in the CSV output file. Supports these values: LF for Linux and Mac OS X and later. CR for Mac OS version 9 or below. CRLF for Microsoft Windows.
Write Header Line	writeHeaderLine	Specifies whether the xml-to-csv step inserts the names of the sequential child elements from the XML document as comma-separated values in the first line in the output document.
Format	format	Specifies whether your CSV output documents are RFC-4180 compliant. You can enter either of these values: rfc4180 simple If you enter rfc4180 , then your CSV output documents will comply with RFC-4180 standards. If you enter simple , or leave the field blank, then the xml-to-csv step: Treats apostrophes as alternative quote marks. Trims initial whitespaces in values. Accepts any line endings (CR, LF, or CRLF).

Advanced Tab

Property	XML Attribute Name	Description
Description	description	A description of the xml-to-csv 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 xml-to-csv step executes.