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Mapping

A BlueIntegrator Map defines a transformation applied to a message. The mapping converts from one schema to another.  The map defines the rules for populating the fields of one message into another message, perhaps adding or removing content, changing message formats or layouts, or many other possible operations.  Maps can work with fields in the message Body and the message context, and can also use runtime parameters such as date or time, or any other parameter generated by the Schema.

Each BlueIntegrator Map has one input schema  applied to an incoming Message and one output schema applied to the outgoing Message  Maps are invoked on the Receive Port Configuration Form, the Send Port Configuration Form, and via the Map Workflow Activity.

Maps are defined in the Map Editor. A list of functoids can be found here.