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Boundaries
Boundaries are the division between source records. They can be set using different types of
rules such as text, pages or even custom JavaScript rules.
Boundaries differ from Delimiters. When defining boundaries , multiple delimiters can be
included between boundaries - many pages per invoice, many CSV row per transaction, etc.
To set a boundary, a specific trigger must be found. The trigger is something that is either static
("Page 1 of" on text or PDF files) or something that changes on each source record (a customer
ID at a specific location, a username, etc).
Please refer to The Settings Pane Interface for more information about each fields and buttons.
Data Samples
The Data Samples are the data sources that have been imported into the data mapping
configuration.
Please refer to The Settings Pane Interface for more information about each fields and buttons.
External JS Libraries
You can use the External JS libraries to add more JavaScript functionality to your data mapping
configuration. Any functions included in the JS library will be available in Preprocessor scripts,
as well as Action tasks, Post Functions and JavaScript -based extraction steps.
For example let's take the following JavaScript file, for example:
function myAddFunction(p1, p2) {
return p1 + p2;
};
If this is saved as myFunction.js and imported, then the following would work anywhere in the
configuration:
var result = myAddFunction(25, 12); // returns 37!
The External JS Libraries box displays all the libraries that have been imported into the data
mapping configuration.
Please refer to The Settings Pane Interface for more information about each fields and buttons.
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