AddNode missing mechanism to add multiple children to same root?

[killnine]

I'm trying to understand the fluent syntax and am wondering about how to replicate this sort of a structure:

<StrippingParams ID="TheStrippingParams" Class="Parameter" Status="Available" WorkStyle="WorkAndBack">
        <GeneralID IDUsage="press-type" IDValue="e1e2HP‐T400" />
        <GeneralID IDUsage="production-mode" IDValue="inline"/>
        <MediaRef rRef="TheBlankPaper"/>
        <BinderySignatureRef rRef="TheBinderySignature"/>
        <Position RelativeBox="0 0 1 1" Orientation="Flip180"/>
</StrippingParams>

When doing something like this:

.WithInput().StrippingParams("TheStrippingParams").With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available")
                        .AddNode("GeneralID").With().Attribute("IDUsage", "press-type").Attribute("IDValue", "e1e2HP-T400")
                        .AddNode("GeneralID").With().Attribute("IDUsage", "production-mode").Attribute("IDValue", "inline")
                        .AddNode("MediaRef").With().Attribute("rRef", "TheBlankPaper")
                        .AddNode("BinderySignatureRef").With().Attribute("rRef", "TheBinderySignature")
                        .AddNode("Position").With().Attribute("RelativeBox", "0 0 1 1").Attribute("Orientation", "Flip180")

It, instead, nests the child nodes (as I'd kinda expect, but wish it didn't do in this case).

<StrippingParams Class="Parameter" ID="TheStrippingParams" Status="Available">
    <GeneralID IDUsage="press-type" IDValue="e1e2HP-T400" xmlns="">
      <GeneralID IDUsage="production-mode" IDValue="inline">
        <MediaRef rRef="TheBlankPaper">
          <BinderySignatureRef rRef="TheBinderySignature">
            <Position Orientation="Flip180" RelativeBox="0 0 1 1"/>
          </BinderySignatureRef>
        </MediaRef>
      </GeneralID>
    </GeneralID>
</StrippingParams>

Is there a way to add multiple child nodes to StrippingParameters that I'm missing?

[drub0y]

I believe you want to do this:

var strippingParamsNode = StrippingParams("TheStrippingParams").With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available");

strippingParamsNode.AddNode("GeneralID").With().Attribute("IDUsage", "press-type").Attribute("IDValue", "e1e2HP-T400");
strippingParamsNode.AddNode("GeneralID").With().Attribute("IDUsage", "production-mode").Attribute("IDValue", "inline");
strippingParamsNode.AddNode("MediaRef").With().Attribute("rRef", "TheBlankPaper");
strippingParamsNode.AddNode("BinderySignatureRef").With().Attribute("rRef", "TheBinderySignature");
strippingParamsNode.AddNode("Position").With().Attribute("RelativeBox", "0 0 1 1").Attribute("Orientation", "Flip180");

[killnine]

@drub0y out of context that would certainly work, but it totally breaks the fluent nature of building the JDF up. This is the (non-functional) builder that I have now:

var mullerTicketCustomized = Ticket.CreateIntent()
                    .WithInput().CustomerInfo("SomePublisher").With().Attribute("Class", "Paramter").Attribute("Status", "Available").Attribute("CustomerID", "SomeCustomerId001")
                    .AddNode("Contact").With().Attribute("ContactTypes", "Customer")
                    .AddNode("Company").With().Attribute("OrganizationName", "SomePublisher")
                    .WithOutput().Component().With().Attribute("Class", "Quantity").Attribute("Status", "Unavailable").Attribute("ComponentType", "FinalProduct").Attribute("ProductType", "BookBlock")
                    .AddIntent()
                    .WithInput().NodeInfo("Node101").With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available").Attribute("Start", "2020-01-01T01:00:00+02:00").Attribute("End", "2021-01-01T01:00:00+02:00")
                    .WithInput().RunList("TheDocuments").With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available")
                        .AddNode("LayoutElement")
                            .AddNode("FileSpec").With().Attribute("URL", "http://www.google.com")
                    .WithInput().StrippingParams("TheStrippingParams").With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available")
                        .AddNode("GeneralID").With().Attribute("IDUsage", "press-type").Attribute("IDValue", "e1e2HP-T400")
                        .AddNode("GeneralID").With().Attribute("IDUsage", "production-mode").Attribute("IDValue", "inline")
                        .AddNode("MediaRef").With().Attribute("rRef", "TheBlankPaper")
                        .AddNode("BinderySignatureRef").With().Attribute("rRef", "TheBinderySignature")
                        .AddNode("Position").With().Attribute("RelativeBox", "0 0 1 1").Attribute("Orientation", "Flip180")
                    .WithInput().BinderySignature("TheBinderySignature").With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available")
                    .WithInput().Assembly("TheAssembly").With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available")
                    .WithInput().DigitalPrintingParams().With().Attribute("PageDelivery", "SameOrderFaceDown").Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available")
                    .WithInput().LayoutPreparationParams().With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available")
                    .WithInput().FoldingParams().With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available")
                    .WithInput().GatheringParams().With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available")
                    .WithInput().Media("TheBlankPaper").With().Attribute("Class", "Parameter").Attribute("Status", "Available")
                    .Ticket;

You can see the section I am talking about smack in the middle.

You can't call StrippingParams statically and I don't see a way to add the ResourceNodeNameBuilder (which is what the StrippingParams object is) back into the JDF you started initially...

Thanks for the ideas though, I'm still playing around to see if there's a code change I can make to add this functionality...