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14.2	6	In this microlearning, we will explore several key XSLT functions available on the eMagiz platform that you can use when transforming messages. Whether you are familiarizing yourself with date and time formatting or learning to adjust time zones, this session will provide practical insights and examples.
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3.1	8	Should you have any questions, please contact [[academy@emagiz.com>>mailto:academy@emagiz.com]].
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	10	== 1. Prerequisites ==
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	12	* Basic knowledge of the eMagiz platform
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	14	== 2. Key concepts ==
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	16	This microlearning discusses the standard eMagiz XSLT Functions that the platform offers.
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	18	Some of these XSLT Functions are:
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	20	* remove-timezone-from-dateTime
	21	* adjust-timezone-to-dateTime
	22	* call-xslt-extension-gateway
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	24	Apart from that, multiple other XSLT Functions will be described.
	25
	26	== 3. eMagiz XSLT Functions ==
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11.1	28	In addition to the standard XPath/XSLT functions (see [[W3Schools>>https://www.w3schools.com/xml/xpath_intro.asp\|\|target="blank"]]), eMagiz also supports the functions that are listed below. These extension functions are located in following namespaces:
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10.1	30	* {{code}}http://www.emagiz.com/ns/mapping/1.0/{{/code}} for the mapping functions (prefixed with `mapping` in this document)
	31	* {{code}}http://www.emagiz.com/ns/xml/1.0/{{/code}} for generic eMagiz extension functions (prefixed with `ezx` in this document)
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5.1	33	=== 3.1 lookup-cdm-code ===
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4.1	35	{{code}}string mapping:lookup-cdm-code(string system, string codeType, string systemCode, boolean mustExist){{/code}}
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	37	Looks up the CDM code for the given system code. If caching is enabled, the CDM code will be returned from the cache if possible, otherwise it will be added to the cache after performing the lookup so subsequent calls can use this cached value.
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5.1	39	==== Parameters ====
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	41	* system identifier of the system to do the lookup for (not null or empty, max length 64)
	42	* codeType type of code to do the lookup for (not null or empty, max length 64)
	43	* systemCode system code to do the lookup for (not null or empty, max length 64)
	44	* mustExist if true, a `MappingException` is thrown when the resulting CDM code would be null or empty
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5.1	46	==== Returns ====
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5.1	48	The requested CDM code (if _mustExist_ is false, the value might be null or empty, indicating no code element was present in the mapping service response or the code element was present but didn't have a value)
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5.1	50	=== 3.2 lookup-system-code ===
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4.1	52	{{code}}string mapping:lookup-system-code(string system, string codeType, string cdmCode, boolean mustExist){{/code}}
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	54	Looks up the system code for the given CDM code. If caching is enabled, the system code will be returned from the cache if possible, otherwise it will be added to the cache after performing the lookup so subsequent calls can use this cached value.
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6.1	56	==== Parameters ====
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	58	* system identifier of the system to do the lookup for (not null or empty, max length 64)
	59	* codeType type of code to do the lookup for (not null or empty, max length 64)
	60	* cdmCode CDM code to do the lookup for (not null or empty, max length 64)
	61	* mustExist if true, a `MappingException` is thrown when the resulting system code would be null or empty
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6.1	63	==== Returns ====
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	65	the requested system code (if _mustExist_ is false, the value might be null or empty, indicating no code element was present in the mapping service response or the code element was present but didn't have a value)
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6.1	67	=== 3.3 lookup-custom-attribute ===
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4.1	69	{{code}}string mapping:lookup-custom-attribute(string codeType, string cdmCode, string customAttribute, boolean mustExist){{/code}}
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	71	Looks up the value for the specified custom attribute of the given CDM code. If caching is enabled, the custom attribute value will be returned from the cache if possible, otherwise it will be added to the cache after performing the lookup so subsequent calls can use this cached value.
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6.1	73	==== Parameters ====
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	75	* codeType type of code to do the lookup for (not null or empty, max length 64)
	76	* cdmCode CDM code to do the lookup for (not null or empty, max length 64)
	77	* customAttribute custom attribute to do the lookup for (not null or empty, max length 64)
	78	* mustExist if true, a `MappingException` is thrown when the resulting custom attribute value would be null or empty
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6.1	80	==== Returns ====
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	82	the value of the requested custom attribute (if _mustExist_ is false, the value might be null or empty, indicating no value element was present in the mapping service response or the value element was present but didn't have a value)
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6.1	84	=== 3.4 format-dateTime ===
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4.1	86	{{code}}
1.1	87	string ezx:format-dateTime(dateTime dateTime, string pattern)
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	89	string ezx:format-dateTime(dateTime dateTime, string pattern, string timeZone)
4.1	90	{{/code}}
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	92	Formats a given date/time as a string using the specified pattern.
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6.1	94	==== Parameters ====
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	96	* dateTime the date/time to format
	97	* pattern the pattern (a string following the [DateTimeFormat pattern syntax]) to use for formatting the date/time
	98	* timeZone [Optional] the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to use when formatting the output; if not specified the time zone of the input date/time is used (which, when unspecified, defaults to UTC if the input is an instance of xs:dateTime or the JVM local time zone otherwise)
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6.1	100	==== Returns ====
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	102	The formatted date/time as a string value.
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6.1	104	==== Example ====
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4.1	106	{{code}}ezx:format-dateTime('2014-01-01T04:45:30.000+01:00', 'E MMM dd yyyy h:mma Z'){{/code}}
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7.1	108	Result {{code}}Wed Jan 01 2014 4:45AM +0100{{/code}}
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6.1	110	==== Example ====
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4.1	112	{{code}}ezx:format-dateTime('2014-01-01T04:45:30.000+01:00', 'E MMM dd yyyy h:mma Z', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	114	Result {{code}}Tue Dec 31 2013 10:45PM -0500{{/code}}
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7.1	116	=== 3.5 format-date ===
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4.1	118	{{code}}
1.1	119	string ezx:format-date(date date, string pattern)
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	121	string ezx:format-date(date date, string pattern, string timeZone)
4.1	122	{{/code}}
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	124	Formats a given date as a string using the specified pattern.
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7.1	126	==== Parameters ====
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	128	* date the date to format
	129	* pattern the pattern (a string following the [DateTimeFormat pattern syntax]) to use for formatting the date
	130	* timeZone [Optional] the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to use when formatting the output; if not specified the time zone of the input date is used (which, when unspecified, defaults to UTC if the input is an instance of xs:date or the JVM local time zone otherwise)
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7.1	132	==== Returns ====
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	134	The formatted date as a string value.
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7.1	136	==== Example ====
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4.1	138	{{code}}ezx:format-date('2014-01-01+01:00', 'E MMM dd yyyy Z'){{/code}}
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7.1	140	Result {{code}}Wed Jan 01 2014 +0100{{/code}}
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7.1	142	==== Example ====
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4.1	144	{{code}}ezx:format-date('2014-01-01+01:00', 'E MMM dd yyyy Z', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	146	Result {{code}}Tue Dec 31 2013 -0500{{/code}}
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7.1	148	=== 3.6 format-time ===
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4.1	150	{{code}}
1.1	151	string ezx:format-time(time time, string pattern)
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	153	string ezx:format-time(time time, string pattern, string timeZone)
4.1	154	{{/code}}
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	156	Formats a given time as a string using the specified pattern.
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7.1	158	==== Parameters ====
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	160	* time the time to format
	161	* pattern the pattern (a string following the [DateTimeFormat pattern syntax]) to use for formatting the time
	162	* timeZone [Optional] the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to use when formatting the output; if not specified the time zone of the input time is used (which, when unspecified, defaults to UTC if the input is an instance of xs:time or the JVM local time zone otherwise)
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7.1	164	==== Returns ====
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	166	The formatted time as a string value.
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7.1	168	==== Example ====
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4.1	170	{{code}}ezx:format-time('04:45:30.000+01:00', 'h:mma Z'){{/code}}
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7.1	172	Result {{code}}4:45AM +0100{{/code}}
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	174	==== Example: ====
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4.1	176	{{code}}ezx:format-time('04:45:30.000+01:00', 'h:mma Z', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	178	Result {{code}}10:45PM -0500{{/code}}
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7.1	180	=== 3.7 parse-dateTime ===
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4.1	182	{{code}}
1.1	183	dateTime ezx:parse-dateTime(string stringValue, string pattern)
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	185	dateTime ezx:parse-dateTime(string stringValue, string pattern, string timeZone)
4.1	186	{{/code}}
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	188	Parses a given string value into a date/time using the specified pattern.
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7.1	190	==== Parameters ====
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	192	* stringValue the string value to parse into a date/time
	193	* pattern the pattern (a string following the [DateTimeFormat pattern syntax]) to use for parsing the string value into a date/time
	194	* timeZone [Optional] the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to use when parsing the input, completely ignoring any time zone information in the string value; if not specified the time zone information in the string value is used (which, when not present, defaults to the JVM local time zone)
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7.1	196	==== Returns ====
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	198	The parsed date/time as a dateTime value.
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7.1	200	==== Example ====
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4.1	202	{{code}}ezx:parse-dateTime('Wed Jan 01 2014 4:45AM +0100', 'E MMM dd yyyy h:mma Z'){{/code}}
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7.1	204	Result {{code}}2014-01-01T04:45:00+01:00{{/code}}
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7.1	206	==== Example ====
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4.1	208	{{code}}ezx:parse-dateTime('Wed Jan 01 2014 4:45AM +0100', 'E MMM dd yyyy h:mma Z', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	210	Result {{code}}2014-01-01T04:45:00-05:00{{/code}}
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7.1	212	=== 3.8 parse-date ===
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4.1	214	{{code}}
1.1	215	date ezx:parse-date(string stringValue, string pattern)
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	217	date ezx:parse-date(string stringValue, string pattern, string timeZone)
4.1	218	{{/code}}
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	220	Parses a given string value into a date using the specified pattern.
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7.1	222	==== Parameters ====
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	224	* stringValue the string value to parse into a date
	225	* pattern the pattern (a string following the [DateTimeFormat pattern syntax]) to use for parsing the string value into a date
	226	* timeZone [Optional] the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to use when parsing the input, completely ignoring any time zone information in the string value; if not specified the time zone information in the string value is used (which, when not present, defaults to the JVM local time zone)
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7.1	228	==== Returns ====
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	230	The parsed date as a date value.
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7.1	232	==== Example ====
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4.1	234	{{code}}ezx:parse-date('Wed Jan 01 2014 +0100', 'E MMM dd yyyy Z'){{/code}}
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7.1	236	Result {{code}}2014-01-01+01:00{{/code}}
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	238	==== Example: ====
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4.1	240	{{code}}ezx:parse-date('Wed Jan 01 2014 +0100', 'E MMM dd yyyy Z', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	242	Result {{code}}2014-01-01-05:00{{/code}}
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7.1	244	=== 3.9 parse-time ===
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4.1	246	{{code}}
1.1	247	time ezx:parse-time(string stringValue, string pattern)
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	249	time ezx:parse-time(string stringValue, string pattern, string timeZone)
4.1	250	{{/code}}
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	252	Parses a given string value into a time using the specified pattern.
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7.1	254	==== Parameters ====
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	256	* stringValue the string value to parse into a time
	257	* pattern the pattern (a string following the [DateTimeFormat pattern syntax]) to use for parsing the string value into a time
	258	* timeZone [Optional] the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to use when parsing the input, completely ignoring any time zone information in the string value; if not specified the time zone information in the string value is used (which, when not present, defaults to the JVM local time zone)
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7.1	260	==== Returns ====
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	262	The parsed time as a time value.
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7.1	264	==== Example ====
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4.1	266	{{code}}ezx:parse-time('4:45AM +0100', 'h:mma Z'){{/code}}
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7.1	268	Result {{code}}04:45:00+01:00{{/code}}
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7.1	270	==== Example ====
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4.1	272	{{code}}ezx:parse-time('4:45AM +0100', 'h:mma Z', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	274	Result {{code}}04:45:00-05:00{{/code}}
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8.1	276	=== 3.10 remove-timezone-from-dateTime ===
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4.1	278	{{code}}
1.1	279	dateTime ezx:remove-timezone-from-dateTime(dateTime dateTime)
4.1	280	{{/code}}
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	282	Removes all timezone information from the given date/time without changing its value.
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7.1	284	==== Parameters ====
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	286	* dateTime the date/time to remove the timezone information from
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7.1	288	==== Returns ====
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	290	The date/time without any timezone information as a dateTime value.
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7.1	292	==== Example ====
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4.1	294	{{code}}ezx:remove-timezone-from-dateTime('2014-01-01T04:45:30.000+01:00'){{/code}}
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7.1	296	Result {{code}}2014-01-01T04:45:30{{/code}}
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8.1	298	=== 3.11 remove-timezone-from-date ===
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4.1	300	{{code}}
1.1	301	date ezx:remove-timezone-from-date(date date)
4.1	302	{{/code}}
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	304	Removes all timezone information from the given date without changing its value.
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7.1	306	==== Parameters ====
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	308	* date the date to remove the timezone information from
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7.1	310	==== Returns ====
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	312	The date without any timezone information as a date value.
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7.1	314	==== Example ====
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4.1	316	{{code}}ezx:remove-timezone-from-date('2014-01-01+01:00'){{/code}}
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7.1	318	Result {{code}}2014-01-01{{/code}}
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8.1	320	=== 3.12 remove-timezone-from-time ===
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4.1	322	{{code}}
1.1	323	time ezx:remove-timezone-from-time(time time)
4.1	324	{{/code}}
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	326	Removes all timezone information from the given time without changing its value.
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7.1	328	==== Parameters ====
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	330	* time the time to remove the timezone information from
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7.1	332	==== Returns ====
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	334	The time without any timezone information as a time value.
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7.1	336	==== Example ====
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7.1	338	{{code}}ezx:remove-timezone-from-time('04:45:30.000+01:00'){{/code}}
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7.1	340	Result {{code}}04:45:30{{/code}}
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8.1	342	=== 3.13 adjust-dateTime-to-timezone ===
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7.1	344	{{code}}dateTime ezx:adjust-dateTime-to-timezone(dateTime dateTime, string timeZone){{/code}}
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	346	Adjusts the given date/time to the specified timezone (respecting the original timezone).
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7.1	348	==== Parameters ====
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	350	* dateTime the date/time to adjust to a timezone; when the timezone of this date/time is unspecified, it defaults to UTC if the input is an instance of xs:dateTime or the JVM local time zone otherwise
	351	* timeZone the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to adjust the date/time to
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7.1	353	==== Returns ====
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	355	The adjusted date/time as a dateTime value.
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7.1	357	==== Example ====
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7.1	359	{{code}}ezx:adjust-dateTime-to-timezone('2014-01-01T04:45:30.000+01:00', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	361	Result {{code}}2013-12-31T22:45:30-05:00{{/code}}
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8.1	363	=== 3.14 adjust-date-to-timezone ===
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7.1	365	{{code}}date ezx:adjust-date-to-timezone(date date, string timeZone){{/code}}
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	367	Adjusts the given date to the specified timezone (respecting the original timezone).
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7.1	369	==== Parameters ====
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	371	* date the date to adjust to a timezone; when the timezone of this date is unspecified, it defaults to UTC if the input is an instance of xs:date or the JVM local time zone otherwise
	372	* timeZone the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to adjust the date to
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7.1	374	==== Returns ====
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	376	The adjusted date as a date value.
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7.1	378	==== Example ====
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7.1	380	{{code}}ezx:adjust-date-to-timezone('2014-01-01+01:00', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	382	Result {{code}}2013-12-31-05:00{{/code}}
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8.1	384	=== 3.15 adjust-time-to-timezone ===
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7.1	386	{{code}}time ezx:adjust-time-to-timezone(time time, string timeZone){{/code}}
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	388	Adjusts the given time to the specified timezone (respecting the original timezone).
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7.1	390	==== Parameters ====
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	392	* time the time to adjust to a timezone; when the timezone of this time is unspecified, it defaults to UTC if the input is an instance of xs:time or the JVM local time zone otherwise
	393	* timeZone the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to adjust the time to
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7.1	395	==== Returns ====
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	397	The adjusted time as a time value.
	398
7.1	399	==== Example ====
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7.1	401	{{code}}ezx:adjust-time-to-timezone('04:45:30.000+01:00', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	403	Result {{code}}22:45:30-05:00{{/code}}
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8.1	405	=== 3.16 override-timezone-of-dateTime ===
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7.1	407	{{code}}dateTime ezx:override-timezone-of-dateTime(dateTime dateTime, string timeZone){{/code}}
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	409	Overrides the timezone of the given date/time with the specified timezone (ignoring the original timezone).
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7.1	411	==== Parameters ====
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	413	* dateTime the date/time to override the timezone of; whether this date/time specifies a timezone or not is irrelevant, as it will be overridden anyway
	414	* timeZone the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to override the date/time with
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7.1	416	==== Returns ====
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	418	The date/time with the new timezone as a dateTime value.
	419
7.1	420	==== Example ====
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7.1	422	{{code}}ezx:override-timezone-of-dateTime('2014-01-01T04:45:30.000+01:00', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	424	Result {{code}}2014-01-01T04:45:30-05:00{{/code}}
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8.1	426	=== 3.17 override-timezone-of-date ===
1.1	427
7.1	428	{{code}}date ezx:override-timezone-of-date(date date, string timeZone){{/code}}
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	430	Overrides the timezone of the given date with the specified timezone (ignoring the original timezone).
	431
7.1	432	==== Parameters ====
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	434	* date the date to override the timezone of; whether this date specifies a timezone or not is irrelevant, as it will be overridden anyway
	435	* timeZone the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to override the date with
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7.1	437	==== Returns ====
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	439	The date with the new timezone as a date value.
	440
7.1	441	==== Example ====
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7.1	443	{{code}}ezx:override-timezone-of-date('2014-01-01+01:00', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	445	Result {{code}}2014-01-01-05:00{{/code}}
1.1	446
8.1	447	=== 3.18 override-timezone-of-time ===
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7.1	449	{{code}}time ezx:override-timezone-of-time(time time, string timeZone){{/code}}
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	451	Overrides the timezone of the given time with the specified timezone (ignoring the original timezone).
	452
7.1	453	==== Parameters ====
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	455	* time the time to override the timezone of; whether this time specifies a timezone or not is irrelevant, as it will be overridden anyway
	456	* timeZone the time zone (a string as accepted by [DateTimeZone.forID(String)]) to override the time with
	457
7.1	458	==== Returns ====
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	460	The time with the new timezone as a time value.
	461
7.1	462	==== Example ====
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7.1	464	{{code}}ezx:override-timezone-of-time('04:45:30.000+01:00', 'America/New_York'){{/code}}
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7.1	466	Result {{code}}04:45:30-05:00{{/code}}
1.1	467
8.1	468	=== 3.19 call-xslt-extension-gateway ===
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7.1	470	{{code}}node ezx:call-xslt-extension-gateway(gateway gateway, node request){{/code}}
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	472	Calls the given XSLT extension gateway and returns the response XML message.
	473
7.1	474	==== Parameters ====
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	476	* gateway the XSLT extension gateway to call (should be passed to the stylesheet as an `<xsl:param/>` value)
	477	* request the request message (a single XML node) to send to the gateway; this XML node will be serialized into a string value before sending it to the gateway
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7.1	479	==== Returns ====
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	481	The response message (a single XML node) received from the gateway; the gateway's string response will be parsed as an XML document before it is returned.
	482
7.1	483	==== Example ====
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7.1	485	{{code}}ezx:call-xslt-extension-gateway($gateway, //Customer[1]){{/code}}
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7.1	487	Result {{code}}<CustomerDetails>...</CustomerDetails>{{/code}}
1.1	488
13.1	489	== 4. Key takeaways ==
1.1	490
14.8	491	eMagiz provides a variety of powerful XSLT extension functions that enhance the standard XSLT/XPath capabilities, supporting efficient message transformation within the platform.
14.3	492
14.8	493	* remove-timezone-from-dateTime, adjust-dateTime-to-timezone, and format-dateTime allow for flexible manipulation of dates, times, and time zones.
	494	* lookup-cdm-code and lookup-system-code streamline code translations between different systems.
	495	* lookup-custom-attribute allow for retrieving custom attributes, offering advanced customization options when working with specific data types.
	496	* call-xslt-extension-gateway function allows direct interaction with external gateways, enabling complex logic execution and data retrieval during transformations.
	497
13.1	498	== 5. Suggested Additional Readings ==
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14.1	500	If you are interested in this topic and want more information on it please read the help text provided by eMagiz and read the following links:
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13.4	502	* [[Novice (Menu)>>doc:Main.eMagiz Academy.Microlearnings.Novice.WebHome\|\|target="blank"]]
	503	** [[Create your transformations (Navigation)>>doc:Main.eMagiz Academy.Microlearnings.Novice.Create your transformations.WebHome\|\|target="blank"]]
	504	*** [[XSLT Parameters (Explanation)>>doc:Main.eMagiz Academy.Microlearnings.Novice.Create your transformations.novice-create-your-transformations-xslt-parameters\|\|target="blank"]]
	505	*** [[XSLT Snippets (Explanation)>>doc:Main.eMagiz Academy.Microlearnings.Novice.Create your transformations.novice-create-your-transformations-xslt-snippet\|\|target="blank"]]
13.2	506	* [[XSLT Functions (Search Results)>>url:https://docs.emagiz.com/bin/view/Main/Search?sort=score&sortOrder=desc&highlight=true&facet=true&r=1&f_space_facet=0%2FMain.&l_space_facet=10&f_type=DOCUMENT&f_locale=en&f_locale=&f_locale=en&text=%22XSLT+functions%22\|\|target="blank"]]
13.3	507	* [[XSL Functions (External)>>https://www.w3schools.com/xml/xsl_functions.asp\|\|target="blank"]]
	508	* [[DateTime format syntax (External)>>http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/apidocs/org/joda/time/format/DateTimeFormat.html\|\|target="blank"]]
	509	* [[DateTimeZone For ID (External)>>http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/apidocs/org/joda/time/DateTimeZone.html#forID(java.lang.String)\|\|target="blank"]]
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