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TCC: Export Onboarding Documents

edited Apr 13, 2022 2:49AM in Taleo Enterprise 10 comments

Has anyone had success with exporting completed system documents (pdfs) from Onboarding? I've been researching and trying for a couple of weeks now and haven't quite gotten it. I was able to successfully export candidate attachments using the ExtractAttachedFilePostStep class from the TCCCustomSteps library. However, when I try to export the onboarding documents, I get the blank pdf document and not the completed form.

I read that the export mode needs to be T-XML for the completed forms to be exported. This is where I'm stuck. I've tried the ExtractAttachedFilePostStep and ExtractFilesPostStep classes. I can't get the XSL transformation to properly read and transform the T-XML export. I think it's because the T-XML tags are different than the XML tags so the .xsl template can't correctly format the file. Is there a different xsl file I should use for the transformation of the T-XML file? Or is there a different protocol I should be using?

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