I have a static transform that uses an identical VTL expression like the one in Display multiple account id using transform which I want to provide as input to a beanshell rule.
The value is seen as string, I am hoping to avoid the review/deploy process to instrument all the tests needed to figure this out on my own.
Does anyone know what the value looks and what is needed to convert it back to a collection?
Iam not able to understand your query. do you mean you ae trying to use the VTL code inside the Rule Transform which is cloud rule?
Hello @Santhakumar ,
In the example below, what does My Rule see as the value of myInput?
I gather it is a comma separated string of native identities. I also suspect you can’t create multi-valued attributes, so I tried to insert a new line as a more reliable separator, but it looks like the product normalizes them out.
If My Rule is only given a string, is it possible to separate the entries with a new line?
{
"attributes": {
"name": "My Rule",
"myInput": {
"type": "static",
"attributes": {
"value": "#foreach($link in $identity.getLinksByAppIdOrName(\"2c918088814e6a610181686b56977fa8\",null))#if($foreach.index + 1 != $identity.getLinks().size())$link.getNativeIdentity(),#else$link.getNativeIdentity()#end#end"
}
}
},
"type": "rule"
}
It will consider as seperate value, so that the logic you can written on the My Rule will be considered as input for static values.
Let’s say i want to check whether the users had Terminated Role i can create this logic in the Transform rule then the rule will give me an output as either true or false.
So that i can refer this rule inside another transform to check if the role is there i want the LCS as active else inactive.