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3		-=== SetFile Method Documentation ===
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5	5	==== Purpose: ====
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7	7	The SetFile method is designed to store XML content in a database by saving it as a file and returning the file's unique identifier.
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12	12	* It writes the XML content to a file.
13	13	* The file is saved in the database, and its file ID is returned for future reference.
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	11	+
	12	+==== optional parameters: ====
	13	+
	14	+* **fileName** (optional): Specifies a custom name for the saved file. If not provided (null or empty), the file will be saved with its unique file ID as the name.
	15	+* **folder** (optional): Defines the folder where the file will be stored (e.g., "work", "out", etc.). If not specified (null or empty), the file will be placed in the default "work" folder.
	16	+
	17	+
	18	+{{code language="XML"}}
	19	+SetFile(xmlContent,fileName,folder)
	20	+{{/code}}
	21	+
15	15	==== Usage Example: ====
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17	17	Consider the following XSLT transformation that calls the SetFile method:
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25	25	xmlns:fn="http://www.w3.org/2005/xpath-functions"
26	26	version="2.0">
27	27
28		- <xsl:output method="xml" indent="yes"/>
	35	+ <xsl:output method="xml" indent="yes"></xsl:output>
29	29
30	30	<!-- Start of the Transformation -->
31	31	<xsl:template match="/">
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58	58	</xsl:variable>
59	59
60	60	<!-- Call the SetFile method and pass the XML content -->
61		- <xsl:variable name="fileId" select="ixf:SetFile($xmlContent)"/>
	68	+ <xsl:variable name="fileId" select="ixf:SetFile($xmlContent)"></xsl:variable>
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63	63	<!-- Output the ID of the saved file -->
64	64	<returnedFiles>
65	65	<fileId>
66		- <xsl:value-of select="$fileId"/>
	73	+ <xsl:value-of select="$fileId"></xsl:value-of>
67	67	</fileId>
68	68	</returnedFiles>
69	69	</iXDOC>
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78	78	The method will return the unique ID of the file saved in the database, which can be accessed as shown in the XSLT example.
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80		-==== ====
	87	+==== ====