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Submitted by admin on Sun, 01/30/2011 - 05:07

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Sterling Integrator

You can find complete bpml codes or just parts that you can use in your business processes.

CLA2 with params
Conditional XPath
DOMToDoc function - take a specific node from Process Data
Document Keyword Replace Service - example
Extended rule - Converting GMT Date time into CE(S)T and Vice Versa
Extended rule - get a system date in a map
FTP List Service - different list from file system depending on settings
FTP Quote Service - check return code from server
Get and Set Properties on SI Server - User Exit
Google Translation - Java Task
Google Translator - Custom Service
Google Translator - User Exit, used in Translation Map
HTTPS configuration and process between SI and MS IIS
OFTP flow and test processing in SI
Pull a part of Process Data by XSLT
Root element add in the Primary Document
Run a BP from a map
SFTP - looping through the list of files
SI User Authentication in Custom Web Application
Sending an email after EDI Inbound processing
WS - SOAP Response Validation
Web Extension - example for a simple web application
Xpath - Check filename attribute after FSA multiple collect

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