Which of the following is NOT a type of Standard Map Function?

The correct response is that a User-defined map function is not classified as a type of Standard Map Function. In the context of Boomi integration, Standard Map Functions refer to pre-defined logic provided by the platform that help developers transform data from one format to another efficiently.

String functions are designed to manipulate text data, such as concatenating or extracting substrings. Connector functionalities deal with the integration of different systems and data sources, facilitating data flow between them. Custom Scripting allows developers to write their own code for unique transformation needs that cannot be met by standard functionalities.

On the other hand, User functions are customizable and defined by the user to meet specific project requirements; they are not considered standard because they require explicit programming and the logic is determined and set by the user, rather than being part of the pre-existing library of functions offered by Boomi. Consequently, User functions do not fall under the category of Standard Map Functions like the other types listed.