Introduction To Library Module

Introduction To Library Module

Overview

The Library module in OneEnterprise serves as a centralized hub for managing reusable assets used for integration design and data transformation. It includes the following key sections.
  1. Enumerations – Predefined lists of constant values used to ensure consistency across integrations. They help standardize fields such as status codes, categories, types, or flags by restricting inputs to approved values. Examples, Order Status → Pending, Approved, Rejected
  2. Flows -  Flows define the sequence of processing steps in an integration. They connect units such as Start, Transformation, HTTP Call, Mapping, or End units to automate data movement and transformation between systems. The flow controls:
    1. Data routing
    2. Conditional logic
    3. Error handling
    4. System communication
  3. JSONata - JSONata is an expression-based transformation language used to manipulate JSON payloads. It allows filtering, restructuring, calculating, and extracting data without writing custom code.
  4. Objects – Objects represent structured data models such as Customer, Order, Product, or Invoice. They define attributes, relationships, and hierarchies that standardize how business data is handled across different flows. Object ensures:
    1. Reusability
    2. Consistency
    3. Centralized data modeling
  5. Value Mappings - Value Mappings convert values from one system’s format into another system’s expected format.
  6. XSLT Stylesheets – XSLT Stylesheets contain transformation rules that convert XML documents into another XML structure, HTML, or other formats. They are typically used when complex XML restructuring is required.
Each section of the Library module allows you to create, view, and manage resources that can be reused across multiple projects or integration flows.

Accessing the Library Module

  1. Log in to your tenant.
  2. From the left navigation panel, click on the Design group menu.

  1. Click on the Library menu.
  2. The Library screen will open, displaying tabs or sections for:
    1. Enumerations – Define value mappings and standardized data sets.
    2. Flows -  Design and manage integration logic.
    3. JSONata - Transform and query JSON data.
    4. Objects – Manage business objects used across integrations.
    5. Value Mappings - Map values between different systems.
    6. XSLT Stylesheets – Store and maintain XSLT templates used for transforming XML data.
  3. Click any of the sub-sections to view and modify its details.

Start Edit Mode

To initiate editing any section from the library, click on the corresponding tab. For example, if you intend to modify an enumeration, select the 'Enumerations' tab. The respective section will open in edit mode, allowing you to review and alter the details as necessary. Likewise, you may navigate to any section to update its information.  




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