@david.gaster
If you have access for that project you can upload /refer it from your pipeline. Click on upload option and select the project where you have .exp file.
After file read you can try parse it by json parser.
I think you have misunderstood my question. Let’s say you have a properties.expr file attached to a pipeline in a Project. For example, this is the path to the properties.expr file.
/Org/ProjectFolder/properties.expr
But I want to access this file from a pipeline in a different project that lives at /Org/DifferentProjectFolder/pipeline
Using a file reader to read the properties.expr file, it is not in JSON format, so a file reader to JSON parser will not work…
Refer here regarding expression library files: https://docs-snaplogic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SD/pages/1438110/Expression+Libraries
@david.gaster Have you tried using ../../ProjectFolder/properties.expr?
Or you could move the file into shared folder.
No, my question isn’t about moving the file into the other project folder or referencing its path. Let me try to rephrase it.
Let’s say I have 50+ projects and I want to be able to dynamically read a properties file from one of those projects. Is there a way I can do that? I need to be able to actually access the functions from in those .expr files somehow.
It’s not feasible to move all 50+ files over as no one knows when they’d all be changing.
