ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Setting Email Headers with Email Sender snap Thanks much! Setting Email Headers with Email Sender snap Hi... Trying to set a specific header using the Core email sender snap. Basically, I'm trying to set Importance: high as a header if a particular email meets certain criteria. I see that the Microsoft Exchange email snap has this particular functionality, but the Core email sender does not. I was thinking that I could create a High Importance account for these purposes and maybe use the Mail Properties to set this header, but I can't quite sort out how. Any ideas? Re: OAuth2 Return Values to transform data Thank you Aleksandar_A, My mistake was that the "Send client data as Basic Auth Header" had also been checked. You sent me in the right direction! Thank you. Paul OAuth2 Return Values to transform data Hi...We have a problem with OAuth2 authorization to Raiser's Edge. I can use the Account and get a token back...The problem is that their API expects us to pass that token in the HTTP Headers as a Bearer token. This is non standard and it appears that when we use the Account construct the API isn't getting the message that it's properly authorized. I've come up with a hack for this...using HTTP Client...I make a bad call to their API and then use the debug data from that error view, I can scrape out the access_token and do what I want with it. This is obviously a pretty hacky solution and it relies on me creating debug info via a bad call. I'd like to know if there's any way to reference the OAuth2 call results in the HTTP Client or REST Snaps without taking this route. SolvedGrouped Fixed Width File with Record Set Delimiters Hi…I’m trying to output data into a file with the following format: 009996213 EN375 MW TISCH-207 02:30 PM -03:50 PM Smith, Susannah B. EN380 TR LIB-213 11:10 AM -12:30 PM Smith, Greg AM235 TR TISCH-203 03:40 PM -05:30 PM Smith, Rebecca ********** 009991512 AN101 TR ANNEX-119 09:40 AM -11:00 AM Smith, Joowon PA112C MW SPORTS-WGHT 09:05 AM -10:00 AM Smith, Joseph T. AAMF323 TR BOLTON-281 03:40 PM -05:30 PM Smith, Scott EN238 MW PALMTN-303 04:00 PM -05:20 PM Smith, Hajar SO101 WF TISCH-203 12:20 PM -01:40 PM Smith, James R. ********** 009991008 AN101 MWF BOLTON-280 09:05 AM -10:00 AM Smith, Bernardo R. MP193 WF ZANKEL-006 01:30 PM -02:50 PM Smith, Brett D. CS209 MWF ANNEX-118 10:10 AM -11:05 AM Smith, Michael PA118C MW SPORTS-GYM 11:15 AM -12:10 PM Smith, Robert J. SW212 TR PALMTN-GANN 11:10 AM -12:30 PM Smith, Peter J. CS209 R CIS-237 12:40 PM -03:30 PM Smith, Michael ********** So in short, they are looking for a student id in the first field and then looking for ********** to close the record. All the data in the middle is fixed width and easily defined. I know how to group this data and have it display this way in JSON, but am baffled as to how to translate this to a fixed width file using SL. Any ideas? This was built out in a PL/SQL script previously and I’d like to ditch that particular code to move this integration to SL. Re: Turning Embedded JSON into Data This worked, though I needed to preface this with a JSON Splitter. Clearly I overcomplicated this. Thank you! Re: Turning Embedded JSON into Data I’ve done that before, but I don’t think it will work in this case because the entity is a whole lot more than just that JSON. I’ll give it a try though. If they were only sending that code as the entity, then I think I’d be ok. I think the mixed modes (xml with embedded JSON) of this data is rightfully causing an issue. Re: Turning Embedded JSON into Data Here’s an image of the response. It’s basically JSON embedded in an xml. Re: Turning Embedded JSON into Data j.angelevski: JSON.parse(jsonPath($, "entity.feed.entry[*].content[' ]"))` Unfortunately, it gives me the following when I try that. It seems to somehow interpret it as a list. “error”: “Expecting a string argument” Re: Turning Embedded JSON into Data Realized I can skip the File Writing by doing a JSON.parse() on the whole thing. Still seems like there should be a better way. JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(jsonPath($, "entity.feed.entry[*].content['$']")).replaceAll('\\n','').replaceAll('\\','').replaceAll('"{','{').replaceAll('}"','}'))