scripting functoid in line c# using regularexpressions

[philrogiers]

I've tried to create an in line c# scripting functoid to
do advanced parsing using the
system.text.regularexpressions regex and match commands.
Unfortunately while validating the map, Biztalk tells me a
reference is missing even when in my Biztalk project
references I have 'system' which normally includes
system.text.regularexpressions.
Can somebody help me?
Should I include something into the script to allow
Biztalk to find regularexpressions (like using system ..).
Thanks a lot!
Philippe

[Tatyana Yakushev [MSFT]]

The answer to your question can be found in the documentation.
Topic title is "Scripting Using Inline C#, JScript.NET, and Visual Basic.NET"
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BizTalk saves inline scripts in the Extended Stylesheet Transformations (XSLT) stylesheet defining the map. Because of this, inline scripts may use the same
namespaces as any other XSLT stylesheet script. The following table shows the available namespaces:

Namespace Description
System The System class.
System.Collection The collection classes.
System.Text The text classes.
System.Text.RegularExpressions The regular expression classes.
System.Xml The core XML classes.
System.Xml.Xsl The XSLT classes.
System.Xml.Xpath The XPath classes.
Microsoft.VisualBasic The Visual Basic script classes.

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This means that you can not use inline C# for your purpose. You can use "external assembly" and implement the function outside of XSLT.

Thanks,
Tatyana

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[philippe...@fr.netgrs.com]

Thanks a lot for your answer.
However I am not sure I fully understand.
I want to use the Regex.Match classes which are in
system.text.regularexpressions. So why should this not
work in inline c# since the doc supports
regularexpressions. Or is it because of c# vs XSLT?
Philippe

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[Matt Cable]

I agree. I've run into the same issue trying to do a Regex.Replace( ).
Explanations anyone?

- Matt

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