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mohamadelmardin
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9 years ago

XML parser generating an '@' prefix before each parsed element

I am facing two issues when reading an XML message form a queue and parsing it using an XML parser: First issue: it is prefixing each data element with '@ ’ symbol. Second issue: I am losing ...
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cjhoward18
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6 years ago
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Yes, indexOf() returns the index not the value.

Using your example data in a json generator, and a mapper with this expression:
$items.map(value => value.extend({'Data_Index':$items.indexOf(value)}))

you will see that the original map uses extend to add the index of each element to a new field ‘Data_Index’ in each value in the list.

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arvindnsn
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6 years ago
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Also, for the below screesnshot, i want to take the index as to how many responses returned. Since this is at the root level i tried $.map(value => value.extend({‘Batch_Index’:$.indexOf(value)})), but it is giving me an an error as
“Map type does not have a method named: map, found in: …dexOf(value)})). Perhaps you meant: mapKeys, mapValues”"

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    aleung
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    8 years ago
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    Looks like the Filter is referencing data form your input. Can you confirm what you trying to reference does exist in all documents you are feeding to the LDAP Search snap?