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Preeta
New Contributor II
6 years ago
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Snaplogic Pipeline Metadata

Hi , I am trying to read the pipeline metadata, specifically the child pipeline names that are invoked from a particular pipeline . I used the Snaplogic Read snap and i have the information in the ...
snaplogic_metadata
  • jovan_j's avatar
    jovan_j
    6 years ago

    Hi Preeta,

    Not sure what is the error message that you receive back, but as not all the $snap_map objects contain the following path "[*].property_map.settings.pipeline.value, you can change the “Mapping Root” to point at “$snap_map[*].property_map.settings”, than you can query if the following path exists, with the function “$.hasPath()”. And if the path exists than you can map the value of the pipeline name. Please see the screenshot bellow.

    Regards, Jovan.

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vaidyarm
Contributor
6 years ago

Hi J,

i am using snaplogic read snap to log all the accounts in my org with details in one file, however in case of basic auth account i am getting $property_map.settings values as below

{
“username”:{
“value”:“xxxxxxx”
},
“password”:{
“fp”:“some_value”,
“value”:“some_value”,
“key”:“some_value”
}
}

how ca i extract the password for this kind of case ?

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tstack
Former Employee
6 years ago

The password is encrypted with a private key, you shouldn’t be able to decrypt it.