Wednesday, 12 November 2014

oraext:index-within-string throws internal xpath extension error

Using oraext:index-within-string is not pretty simple as it looks so . If you are using
oraext:index-within-string(($inputVariable.payload/client:DocId),'.')
Unlike builtin xpath functions which have internal type conversion this throws an error. Try using 
oraext:index-within-string(string($inputVariable.payload/client:DocId),'.')
Instead which works . Please note the conversion of string here .
This is applicable to oracle bpel assign activity .

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