Data mapping in Visual Studio Code can be achieved by using a custom XSLT file.

Did you know that you can perform data mapping in Visual Studio Code using a custom XSLT file? It’s a powerful technique that can help you streamline your workflow and make your development process much more efficient. With just a few simple steps, you can set up you’re mapping and get started on your next project in no time!

Follow-up steps:

· After generating the MAPS folder in VS code, I created 4 XSLT files. Among these, 3 XSLT files are generated using “The Data Mapper tool” in VS code, while the remaining file, “CustomCode.xslt,” where I have writted C# code in XSLT file:

· All XSLT files are stored in the MAPS folder.

· Afterwards, the workflow design was created.

· Then in the “Compose” action given all the names of XSLT files located in the MAPS folder in the JSON format.

· Then in the Parse JSON action:

· In the given condition, if the body is empty, it will go to the “True” section. If the body is not empty, it will go to the “False” section.

· Then in the action “Transform using Data Mapper XSLT” action given this :

· After triggering the workflow, the data provided in the body will be mapped according to its schema.

Please find below a sample XML input for your reference.

We obtained the following results in the output of the 4 XSLT files:

1. ConditionCheck.xslt :

2. xml-xml-convert-data.xslt :

3. xml-xml-final.xslt :

4. CustomCode.xslt :