I'd look at JSONata.
I played with it a while ago...
And if you want to utilize our Python support, take a look at the Python edition of it: jsonata-python.
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I'd look at JSONata.
I played with it a while ago...
And if you want to utilize our Python support, take a look at the Python edition of it: jsonata-python.
Maybe you meant the %JSONFIELDNAME parameter?
Probably best you ask whoever sent you these classes.
In general though %JSON.Adaptor has the %JSONFIELDNAME parameter, and not JSONNAME. Hence the error you got.
[There is an existing package shared in the past on the Community, see for example here, with some similar functionality, that did have this JSONNAME parameter. But I don't know if this is related in any way to the code you have]
[Note I also see you are using a %DynamicObject property ("Rationale"), and depending on what you expect to do with it, I don't know how well that will play with the %JSON.Adaptor export, per your use-case.]
Thanks @Ariel Glikman, great article, and samples on the OE app/GitHub repo.
I believe anyone deploying IAM in a production-grade environment must consider and would greatly benefit from, using one of these options, and this would be an excellent jump board.
Wow! RESTFORMS was one of my all-time favorites!
Great contributions all around!
Well deserved recognition!