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Martini Video Tutorials - Functions

The Functions section provides a comprehensive overview of the various functions available in the Martini platform. Functions are essential for enhancing the capabilities of your integrations, workflows, and APIs. This section covers how to utilize built-in functions effectively and how to create custom functions tailored to your specific needs.

Topics Covered

  1. Introduction: Get an overview of functions in Martini, including their purpose and usage.

  2. Using Functions: Learn how to implement and leverage functions in your workflows and services.

  3. Types of Functions: Discover the different types of functions available, including:

    • Array: Working with array data structures.
    • Boolean: Using boolean values in your logic.
    • Cache: Caching data for performance optimization.
    • CSV: Handling CSV data efficiently.
    • Database Connection: Managing connections to databases.
    • Email: Sending emails through your services.
    • File: Interacting with files in the file system.
    • Flat File: Working with flat files.
    • Gloop: Utilizing Gloop functions.
    • Groovy: Utilizing Groovy functions.
    • HTTP: Making HTTP requests.
    • JMS: Working with JMS messaging.
    • JSON: Parsing and generating JSON data.
    • Logger: Logging information for debugging.
    • Marshaller: Data marshalling and unmarshalling.
    • Martini: Accessing Martini-specific functions.
    • Number: Performing operations with numbers.
    • Proxy: Setting up proxy functions.
    • Remote Deployment: Deploying Martini packages remotely.
    • REST: Working with RESTful services.
    • RSS: Handling RSS feeds.
    • Service Registry: Interacting with the service registry.
    • Stream: Streaming data processing.
    • String: Manipulating string data.
    • SQL: Utilizing SQL database functions.
    • URL: Working with URL parameters.
    • Users: Managing user-related functions.
    • Util: Utilizing utility functions.
    • Velocity: Implementing Velocity templates.
    • VFS: Working with the Virtual File System.
    • XML: Processing XML data.

  4. Custom Functions: Learn how to create and implement your own custom functions to extend the functionality of the Martini platform.