I have a request that give me an array that can be 1 to N.
ex:. [{123}],{test} or it can be [{123,124,125}],{test} and depending on this value will give a response (search) to those IDs. I am trying to use replaceAll to substitute , with "," to create elements inside the array.
It is not working. My sample inside Assign Message is:
<Set> <Payload contentType="application/json" variablePrefix="@" variableSuffix="#"> { "ID": "[{replaceAll(@id#, ",", "\")}]", "test":"@teste#" } </Payload> </Set>
and the result is (from a request with 3 IDs - 123, 124, 125):
{ "ID": "[{replaceAll(123, ",", "\")}]", "test":"teste" }
It appears exactly the replaceAll expression. What am i doing wrong? Should i use javascript instead to change this array? How do i proceed?
The prefix and the suffix belong outside the function.
use either this:
<Set> <Payload contentType="application/json"> { "ID": "[{replaceAll(id,',','-')}]", "test":"{teste}" } </Payload> </Set>
or this:
<Set> <Payload contentType="application/json" variablePrefix="@" variableSuffix="#"> { "ID": "[@replaceAll(id,',','-')#]", "test":"@teste#" } </Payload> </Set>
That may get you what you want. Hard to say, because you didn't show what you actually expect to get out of that replaceAll.
(The example you gave showed... I don't know, maybe an example input. But you didn't show the example output.)
Actually i tried it and it returns me the same:
{ "ID": "[{replaceAll(123,124,',','-')}]", "test":"teste" }
Actually i didn't told the response that i want. I want to get the next response:
{ "ID": "[{123},{124}]", "test":"teste" }
Elements inside an array. It could be only one element in array or N elements, depending on the request. I am trying with those 2 (123, 124) for example and it keeps returning that described in Code 1.
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