List of Available Infor Functions for XSLT Transformation?

Hello,

I am trying to create some custom mapping using the XSLT Editor.

Where can I get a list of approved Infor functions and their syntax?

I have seen some examples of functions such as ...

- fn:translate(), fn:string(), fn:substring(), fn:QName(), fn:concat(), etc...

I am trying to use the toUpperCase() so that I may capitalize an element from vendor source into an element within the AssetMaster. Can I use the fn:translate() to achieve the same thing?

Thank you in advance.

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Maxime Richard

Hello,

upper-case() function is working. I think all 2.0 functions are usable.

For example, find the LogicalID (AssetMaster) tag and set it to upper case. Variable $logicalID is declared at the top of the sheet.

Is that what you need ?

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Maxime Richard

Hello,

upper-case() function is working. I think all 2.0 functions are usable.

For example, find the LogicalID (AssetMaster) tag and set it to upper case. Variable $logicalID is declared at the top of the sheet.

Is that what you need ?

Legacy Contributor

Hello Maxime,

Thank you very much. Absolutely Fantastic. The upper-case() function worked..that is exactly what I needed. Where is this list of 2.0 functions located?

Much Appreciated...

Maxime Richard

You can have a look in the saxon documentation :

https://www.saxonica.co.uk/html/documentation/functions/fn/

For example, the function "tokenize" is very usefull whenever you need to handle a .csv file having multiple record types

stackoverflow.com is also a good source of inspiration.

Legacy Contributor

WOW! Thanks Maxime. That is the list I have been looking for. Yes, I think I can use tokenize for another one of my need.

Legacy Contributor

Maxime's resource drop and references are excellent (thanks Maxime )

In addition, the documentation (docs.infor.com direct link) also has some background provided on functions used with some additional helpful doc references like supported XSLT parsers elsewhere in the guide. Note that the Mapper uses Saxon's Home Editor (HE) which should be noted when looking at some of Saxonica's function library and availability.

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