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Note

If the XSL has an Input structure and an Application Context, the XML instance of application context is treated as primary source. Elements in primary source can be referenced directly in XSL, where as elements of other structure should be referenced as document (<StructureName>)/<ElementName>.
If the XSL contains any custom java functions or uses any custom Java funclets, then jar files with the classes related to these functions should be added as resources to the XSLT component.
- To add jar files, follow the same steps as mentioned in the Add Resources to a ServiceMicroservice section.

JMS-Message XSL

This property defines the XSL that will be used to transform source data from Input Structures to required interim XML which defines JMS message properties and text that has to be set. The component parses this interim XML and sets the required JMS properties and their values on the output message.

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Suitable JDBC drivers required for Lookup functions have to be added as Service Dependencies or as Resources to XSLTFunctions System Lib. Refer Add Resources to a ServiceMicroservice section for directions to perform this.

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