Reputation: 130
I'm trying to replace two backslashes with a single one within Oracle Service Bus xquery transformation with the replace function:
let $str := replace($srcStr, "\\\\", "\\"), where $srcStr holds the value "^\\d{1,4}$"
But for some reason this does not work. The result is stil "^\\d{1,4}$"
When I'm calling the same function in e.g. Altova XmlSpy this works fine: replace("^\\d{1,4}$", "\\\\", "\\") results in ^\d{1,4}
Does anybody have an idea why OSB does not match the backslashes in the source string? What could be a workaround?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2901
Reputation: 153
This is a bug.
You can write custom regexp to workaround this bug.
declare function xf:replace_test($e as element()) as xs:string {
let $str := replace("junk (\)\ junk", ".*\\.*", "\$1")
return $str
};
declare variable $e as element() external;
xf:replace_test($e)`
Upvotes: 2