Is there a UDF cross reference function in XI?

We have many name spaces containing one or more maps each of which can have many UDFs defined for it. Is there any function or utility in XI that would enable us to know what UDFs are in what maps and in what name spaces, without having to manually search through each map?

Hi,
Here is how to obtain xml representation of graphical mapping. Inside this file you have all java functions. But caution because it's not supported by SAP.
/people/sap.user72/blog/2006/02/06/xi-mapping-tool-exports
regards,
wojtek

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