What is difference between maplet and reusable
transformation?

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What is difference between maplet and reusable transformation? ..

Answer / ravi

Mapplet:this is a set of transformation that can be made
reusable.Reusable T/F is a single transformation which can
be made reusable.
Parameter and variable defined in Mapplet can not be used
in other mapping or mapplets but which defined in reusable
T.F can be used in other mappings/mapplets.
cobol,normalizer,xml can not be used in mapplet but they
can be made reusable.

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What is difference between maplet and reusable transformation? ..

Answer / mahesh

Mapplet consists of set of transformations that is
reusable. A reusable transformation is a
single transformation that can be reusable.

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