Is there a way to modify Sync.SecurityUserMaster BOD xml in a document flow?

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Hello,

 

We currently have an issue where Sync.SecurityUserMaster BOD sent to the Mongoose application is creating the User in a way that's causing issue. Mongoose application uses <DistinguishedName> tag to create the 'Userid' in Mongoose application, as of now its creating the user in 'DomainUserName' format, this is causing an issue while saving user prefs xml on the application server as '' is not allowed in file name.

 

I was wondering if there's a way we could change this DistinguishedName tag by removing the 'Domain' part before it can be sent to Mongoose application for processing. Is there a logic we can apply in the documentflow for acheiving this?

 

Please advise.

 

Thanks,

Bharath

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Hey Bharath,

You could embed a mapping step into your flow and with some custom XSLT, you could strip the "Domain" from the XML tag. Simply create a new mapping from the ION Connect > Mappings navigation menu, select the Sync.SecurityUserMaster as both your source and target documents, and connect the two documents by selecting the root node (SyncSecurityUserMaster) on the source tree and clicking on the root node of the target tree. This step automatically scans through the entire BOD tree and connects the two documents together.

Then, you can search for your DistinguishedName XML tag and right-click to add a function. This will drop you into the function editor where you can either use a library of XSL functions or create your own UDF (user defined function).

With some custom XSLT, you can then orchestrate a step that will clean the "Domain" out of the XML tag.

<xsl:value-of select="fn:replace($input, &#39;infor\&#39;, &#39;&#39;)" />

You can then upload a sample SyncSecurityUserMaster BOD into the Mapper's Testing tab and preview the mapping. If you like what you see, just simply approve the mapping and use it in your document flow step.

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