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Reply posted on July 9, 2019 by okar1Pega
I end up using "Property-Set-XML" method because a way generate XML tag.
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I end up using "Property-Set-XML" method because a way generate XML tag.
Question posted by MOHAMMAD_PARWEJ on July 5, 2019
@ramau- logs are already provided in the previous comment. PRPC version is 7.1.8
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I found a solution to this problem. There is the option for using pzExternalName as a qualifier for properties in the integration, so Pega will map correctly when building the JSON request/response.
Hello, Thanks for the response. The above requirement has been fulfilled by using OOTB Repositories provided to place the file which are then read using a file listener. Used below links for reference- https://community.pega.com/knowledgebase...
Hi, This type of issue occurs whenever json contains 1.a property which starts with special character. 2.Properties which already exists in the prpc class structure ex JSON response has "name" and the corresponding response class structure...
Question posted by GayatriS8260 on June 20, 2019
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Thanks Kevin for your comment, and I agree with your opinion. FYI, here is the workaround: 1. Proceed without slash in the wizard (step 1 ~ step 2). 2. In step 3 screen, click "+ Add a REST response" to show below popup. 3. With popup...
Yes.. we were able to get that working some how with the below code snippet: java.net.HttpURLConnection httpUrlConn = (java.net.HttpURLConnection)ssURL.openConnection(); //Set the REST request headers and body on httpURLConn using httpUrlConn...
Question posted by Sandeep_Ghosh on June 18, 2019
Thanks Ujjwal for the info. We are currently manually mapping the body in connect-rest rule.
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