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18	18	The EncodeBase64 funtion have 2 necessary parameters:
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20	20	* The 1^^st^^ parameter is the **Source** that indicates if the content source is a file (BINARY) or a text (TXT). This parameter accepts just BINARY or TXT, otherwise, an error is generated.
21		-* The 2^^nd^^ parameter is the one that contains the value to be transformed in Base64. There are 2 cases: when **Source **equals to **TXT,** the Param2 is a String value** **or when **Source **equals to **BINARY, **the Param2 is the connector that contains the file.
	21	+* The 2^^nd^^ parameter is the one that contains the value to be transformed in Base64. There are 2 cases: when **Source **equals to **TXT,** the Param2 is a String value** **or when **Source **equals to **BINARY, **the Param2 is the connector's name that contains the file.
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24	24	You can call this function inside a stylesheet and use it for a mapping or you can call it inside a connector, but the declaration differs in each case.
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26	26	====== //**First case:**// ======
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28		-In an XSL, to call this system function, we use this form ixf:EncodeBase64('TXT Or BINARY','Connector Or Value').
	27	+In an XSL, to call this system function, we use this form ixf:EncodeBase64('TXT Or BINARY','Connector containing the file Or Value that you want to encode in Base64').
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31	31	Ex:  [[image:1639409371610-701.png]]
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34	34	====== //**Second case:**// ======
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36		-In the scenario, to call this system function inside a connector, we use this form {System.EncodeBase64;TXT Or BINARY;Connector Or Value}.
	35	+In the scenario, to call this system function inside a connector, we use this form {System.EncodeBase64;TXT Or BINARY;Connector containing the file Or Value that you want to encode in Base64}.
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39	39	Ex :  [[image:1639409310770-326.png]]