So you have an existing XSLT, and you want something to convert it to the nice graphics \”functoids\”? I think not. Most of the funtoids are supported by C# code So if you build a regular map in Biztalk, you can do right-click \”test map\” and then see the filename of the XSLT it generates. If you are used to regular XSLT it’s kind of strange to see all the C# code and follow it.
However you can create a Biztalk map, and use an external XSLT.
Just click on the mapping grid, then go to the properties window and set the \”Custom XSLT Path\”.
When doing complex maps, I often do them in external XSLT.
The pretty little functoids are great for easy maps, but not so great on complex maps.
I also use Stylus Studio, an xml tool with built-in XSLT debugger.
It can create sort of a GUI map of an XSLT, but often it’s too ugly to read (again depends on how complex the XSLT is).