1. Using the Rapid Adapter Builder with Oracle Integration 3
  2. Work with the Adapter Definition Document
  3. Update Flow Definitions
  4. Flows Properties and Syntax for Dot (.) Notation
  5. Dot (.) Notation Syntax for Request Transformation in Trigger Runtime

Dot (.) Notation Syntax for Request Transformation in Trigger Runtime

This topic describes how to use the Dot (.) notation syntax to transform a request where a webhook payload is converted to Oracle Integration payload.

This table describes the context objects and the associated dot (.) notation with examples.

Context object Description Dot (.) notation Example

Connection Properties

Properties for connection configuration.

.connectionProperties

.connectionProperties.baseUrl

Flow input

Input data for the flow. The input data is a trigger request payload in the form a string.

.inout

.input|fromJson|.field1

Configuration

The adapter developer can define additional configuration as part of trigger. This value is populated or selected in the design time wizard of Oracle Integration.

.configuration

.configuration.compartmentId

Temporary context

The adapter developer can add temporary context variables. These variables are valid for that particular instance of flow execution.

.<temporary context variable>

intermediate

Flow output

Set the output of flow in this context object. The output is a transformed message.

.output

.output