1.2.3 Description

The jsconcvt command generates service metadata from JSON content, which can be used to construct service interfaces for easier application development. The command also generates fml32 tables and SALT deployment service definitions.

It is possible to mention more than 1 of each input and output payload samples by either separating the file names with spaces and enclosing the list in double-quotes, or specifying “-i” or “-o” multiple times.The corresponding definitions are concatenated in the metadata and fml32. This is to accommodate services that may return or accept data in different formats.

Input and output are optional, although specifying neither is not accepted. The metadata and fml32 files are generated using the service name as the base name. For example, a switch of “-s service1” generates files with names “service1.mif” and “service1.fml32”.

Note:

jsoncvt does not support long double value.