Custom Functions TIBCO BusinessWorks 6/CE

Custom functions are user-defined functions that allow you to extend the functionality of TIBCO BusinessWorks. These functions can be created in Java and can be used in any BusinessWorks process to perform a specific task or to manipulate data.

Here are some key characteristics of TIBCO BusinessWorks custom functions:

Reusability: Custom functions can be reused across multiple projects, reducing the need to create the same functionality multiple times.
Extensibility: Custom functions can be extended to meet specific business requirements by adding new functionality.
Configurability: Custom functions can be configured to accept input parameters and to produce output parameters that can be used in other parts of the process.
Scalability: Custom functions can be used in high-volume environments to handle large amounts of data.
Maintenance: Custom functions can be maintained independently of the main BusinessWorks application, making it easier to fix bugs or add new features.

Overall, TIBCO BusinessWorks custom functions provide a flexible and powerful way to extend the capabilities of the platform and to create custom integration solutions that meet specific business needs.

Functions

This section provides an overview of the available custom functions and explains how to use them in your integration projects.

We will present the purpose and functionality of each custom function, and provide examples of how they can be used in a BusinessWorks process.

By the end of this section, you should have a clear understanding of the available custom functions and how to use them effectively to meet your integration needs.

Custom Date Time Functions

Custom-built functions for manipulating dates and times.
- epoch-to-human-readable()
  
  Description: Convert Epoch time to a readable date format.
  Template: epoch-to-human-readable(<< timestamp >>)
  Return Type: string
  
  Example:
```
Input: dt:epoch-to-human-readable("1679332277")
Return: 2023-03-20T14:11:17.017-03:00
```
  Example:
```
Input: dt:epoch-to-human-readable(xsd:string(tib:timestamp()))
Return: 2023-03-20T14:39:40.040-03:00
```
- extract-day-of-year()
  
  Description: Retrieves the day number within a year for a given date.
  Template: extract-day-of-year(<< date >>)
  Return Type: integer
  
  Example:
```
Input: dt:extract-day-of-year("2023-12-31")
Return: 365
```
- extract-week-of-year()
  
  Description: Retrieves the week number within a year for a given date.
  Template: extract-week-of-year(<< date >>)
  Return Type: integer
  
  Example:
```
Input: dt:extract-week-of-year("2023-12-31")
Return: 53
```
- human-readable-to-epoch()
  
  Description: Convert a readable date format to an Epoch timestamp. > Template: human-readable-to-epoch(<< datetime >>)
  Return Type: string
  
  Examples:
```
Input: dt:human-readable-to-epoch("2023-03-20T14:11:17.017-03:00")
Return: 1679332277
```
  Examples:
```
Input: dt:human-readable-to-epoch(xsd:string(current-dateTime()))
Return: 1679336875
```
Custom String Functions

Custom-built functions for manipulating strings.
- count-lines()
  
  Description: Obtain the line count for a given string.
  Template: count-lines(<< string-text >>)
  Return Type: integer
  
  Example:
```
Input: su:count-lines("first line. 
                      second line.")
Return: 2
```
- count-words()
  
  Description: Obtain the words count for a given string.
  Template: count-words(<< string-text >>)
  
  Return Type: integer
  
  Example:
```
Input: su:count-words("word1 word2 word3 word4")
Return: 4
```
- mask-credit-card()
  
  Description: Mask credit card number.
  Template: mask-credit-card(<< credit-card-number >>)
  Return Type: string
  
  Example:
```
Input: su:mask-credit-card("5348 0866 2159 5908")
Return: 5***********5908
```
- mask-formatter()
  
  Description: Takes a string and formats it based on a given mask. Template: mask-formatter(<< string-text >>, << mask >>)
  Return Type: string
  
  Example:
```
Input: su:mask-formatter("999999999", "+55 11 #####-####")
Return: +55 11 99999-9999
```
- normalize-string()
  
  Description: Cleans a string by removing all non-alphanumeric characters and keeping only letters and numbers.
  Template: normalize-string(<< string-text >>)
  Return Type: string
  
  Example:
```
Input: su:normalize-string("a|b-c*d%e$f&g")
Return: abcdefg
```
- remove-accents()
  
  Description: Convert accented characters to non-accented characters in a string.
  Template: remove-accents(<< string-text >>)
  Return Type: string
  
  Example:
```
Input: su:remove-accents("áàâãç")
Return: aaac
```
- string-reverse()
  
  Description: Takes a string as an input and returns a new string with the characters in the original string reversed. Template: string-reverse(<< string-text >>)
  
  Return Type: string
  
  Example:
```
Input: su:string-reverse("all you need is love")
Return: evol si deen uoy lla
```
- validade-email()
  
  Description: Check the validity of an email address using regular expressions. Template: validade-email(<< email >>)
  Return Type: boolean
  
  Example:
```
Input: su:validade-email("[email protected]")
Return: true
```
  Example:
```
Input: su:validade-email("user")
Return: false
```
Custom String Functions Brazil

Custom-built functions for manipulating strings - Brazil.
- cnpj-formart()
  
  Description: Returns the CNPJ number in a standardized 99.999.999/9999-99 format.
  Template: cnpj-formart(<< CNPJ >>)
  Return Type: string
  
  Example:
```
Input: br:cnpj-format("78408074000159")
Return: 78.408.074/0001-59
```
- cpf-formart()
  
  Description: Returns the CPF number in a standardized 999.999.999-99 format.
  Template: cpf-formart(<< CPF >>)
  Return Type: string
  
  Example:
```
Input: br:cpf-format("88107069005")
Return: 881.070.690-05
```
- cnpj-validate()
  
  Description: Validates a Brazilian CNPJ number.
  Template: cnpj-validate(<< CNPJ >>)
  Return Type: boolean
  
  Example:
```
Input: br:cnpj-validade("78408074000159")
Return: true
```
  Example:
```
Input: br:cnpj-validade("78408074000150")
Return: false
```
- cpf-validate()
  
  Description: Validates a Brazilian CPF number.
  Template: cpf-validate(<< CPF >>)
  Return Type: boolean
  
  Example:
```
 Input: br:cpf-validade("44715595087")
 Return: true
```
  Example:
```
 Input: br:cpf-validade("44715595080")
 Return: false
```
- zip-code-format()
  
  Description: Returns the ZIP code in a standardized 99999-999 format.
  Template: zip-code-format(<< zipCode >>)
  Return Type: string
  
  Example:
```
Input: br:zip-code-format("11750000")
Return: 11750-000
```

Install

1- Open a terminal and run the following command: gh repo clone jgimenes/bw6-custom-functions. This will clone the repository to your local machine.
2- To import the project, open your TIBCO BusinessStudio Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and follow the steps below.
3- In the IDE, select "File" from the menu bar and then choose "Import".
4- In the **"Select an import wizard" type "Projects from Folder or Archive" and click "Next".
5- In the "Import Source" field, navigate to the folder where you cloned the repository in step 1 and select it.
6- On the "Import Source" put the path name for clonned sources, and click in "Finish".
7- You'll be able to see the project in the Project Explorer.</br /> 8- To finish the installation, choose one of the links below and follow the provided instructions.

TIBCO - Using Custom XPath Function at Design Time and Run Time.

TIBCO - Using External Custom XPath Function with TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks Plug-in for Maven.

Uninstall

To uninstall it, please follow the instructions provided in the link below and select the "Custom Functions TIBCO BusinessWorks 6/CE" plugin when prompted."

TIBCO - Deleting Custom XPath Functions.

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Custom Functions TIBCO BusinessWorks 6/CE

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Custom Date Time Functions

epoch-to-human-readable()

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extract-day-of-year()

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extract-week-of-year()

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human-readable-to-epoch()

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Custom String Functions

count-lines()

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count-words()

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mask-credit-card()

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mask-formatter()

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normalize-string()

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remove-accents()

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string-reverse()

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validade-email()

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Custom String Functions Brazil

cnpj-formart()

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cpf-formart()

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cnpj-validate()

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cpf-validate()

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zip-code-format()

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