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There are two subsections available in the JSON Rules selection: Properties and Objects. Fields and Objects.
There is a distinction between the JSON objects and fields according to the format specifications.
Objects are data encapsulated in the JSON string format that contain key/value pairs of information. The keys themselves must be of the “string” data type and the values must correspond to a valid JSON data type. Fields denote the name/value pairs that are placed in the objects.
Using the relevant “Add Property” or “Add Object” the desired items can be added to the service.
Field Rules Properties Selection
When the “New
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Field” button is clicked the users can select the required
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Field from the dropdown menu selection. A description can be assigned to each property as well.
The user interface allows customers to choose between adding in the Output of the previous function or manually
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specify a field property of their choice by toggling the desired option.
Validation rules can be entered by clicking on the “Add Validation Rule” button. This adds a row, comprisinga Key dropdown menu choice with an assigned Value input field box. Additional lines can be creating created by pressing the “Add Validation Rule” button again, while existing rules can be removed by clicking on the remove icon on the selected row.
Data Correction
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Send invalid data correction button is used to enable or disable data correction. Refer to Data Correction for more information.
Validation Types
The Validate node can process instances of different JSON schema types. Thecurrent JSON schema implementation supports all data types (number, integer, string, boolean, array, object, or null) and in accordance to the official specifications.
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Validation function is
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interactive, if incorrect values are entered
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, an appropriate error will be shown.
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The Validate function uses Normalization Rules during validation. The following validation rules apply:
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