I have the following JSON including a properties array and I would like to transform it with jolt JSON INPUT { "kind": "product", "product": { "id": "product.P-L-0368", "productNumber": "P-L-0368", "name": "myProduct" }, "properties": [ { "values": [ { "value": "222"…
I have a template JSON file like this: [ { "fields": [ { "name": "body_t", "value": "TEST" } ], "id": "abc123" } ] I need to replace the "value" of the "body_t" (which is set to TEST in the template).…
I have a snippet of JSON file that I normalize and use record_path on with the meta parameters on other columns and it works fine, but when I load the whole file I get a key error. Below is my…
I am a little confused as to why my Spring service is not returning any content. I tried mvn clean install and I also see that the response POJO at the return statement line has actual data when I hit…
I have an issue with paths in my Splunk search. I am searching through JSON data where certains paths can have capitals, but also for a certain flow don't have capitals. The fields are exactly the same, but the capitals…
What I need I'd like to get a single json field in the API response which lists identifiers for related objects based on two reverse foreign key relationships. Simple example what I mean by that is presented below. I'd highly…
I am writting an Android application which gets data from URL in JSON format. I use fragments. Where I can do bussiness logic? On fragment ViewModel? The main idea, is get data from JSON URL link, analyze, get current device…
I have valious formats of incoming JSON from 3rd parties that I need to process in unified manner. Considering the data structure is not normalized, I could not apply unified logic of data processing. To achieve that I'm seeking for…
I was wondering why I get a key error when i use record_path on this data set. It comes from the FDA api and I grabbed the first two results. data = { "meta": { "disclaimer": "Do not rely on…
I took @Michael Kay's comment at How to convert JSON to XML using XSLT? to heart when he said: XSLT 3.0 isn't actually that good at processing JSON using template rules: it can be done, but it isn't very convenient.…