Enhance JSONWebService Invoker: allow usage of inner properties

• Type: Story
• Status: Closed
• Priority: Major
• Resolution: Completed
• Affects Version/s: 6.2.0 CE M5
• Fix Version/s: 6.2.0 CE M5
• Component/s: Portal Services, Portal Services > Legacy
• Labels: None
• Similar Issues: Show 5 results ; ;

  LPS-33416	Improve internal conversions of jsonws invoker
  LPS-5968	Enhanced password recovery process
  LPS-19304	Problem with overloaded JSONWebServices
  LPS-41843	Add white and black list for JSONWebService paths
  LPS-19410	Add inner parameters for JSON web services

Due to demand from the UI team, JSON WebService Invoker syntax will be enhanced to support manipulation of inner properties. The following requirements have to be implemented:

add variable to inner object

{"$p = /foo/get-foo-page" : {
    "$XXX1 = /foo/hello-world" : {
        "@userId" : "$p.page",
        "worldName" : "galaxy"
    },
    "data.$XXX2 = /foo/hello-world" : {
        "@userId" : "$p.page",
        "worldName" : "star"}
    }
}}

In this snippet we added variable XXX1 to the root variable p - this feature already existed. The new functionality is that now we can also add a variable to an inner property: data.XXX2, in the very same way how it is added to the root.

This snippet should work with and without variable XXX1. Also, JSONWS Invoker should respect the @JSON serialization hints of the inner object (here: 'data').

add variable to inner list, with constant value

{"$p = /foo/get-foo-page" : {
    "$XXX1 = /foo/hello-world" : {
        "@userId" : "$p.page",
        "worldName" : "galaxy"
    },
    "data.$XXX2 = /foo/hello-world" : {
        "@userId" : "$p.page",
        "worldName" : "star"
    },
    "list.$XXX3 = /foo/hello-world" : {
        "@userId" : "$p.page",
        "worldName" : "pulsar"
    }
}}

Variable XXX3 is added to the each element of the inner list. Assigned value is however a constant and equal for each element of the list.

add variable to inner list, referencing list element value

{"$p = /foo/get-foo-page" : {
    "$XXX1 = /foo/hello-world" : {
        "@userId" : "$p.page",
        "worldName" : "galaxy"
    },
    "data.$XXX2 = /foo/hello-world" : {
        "@userId" : "$p.page",
        "worldName" : "star"
    },
    "list.$XXX3 = /foo/hello-world" : {
        "@userId" : "$p.list.id",
        "worldName" : "pulsar"
    }
}}

Everything is the same as above, except the value for userId - this time we populate it with id value of current list element.

[Igor Spasic]

Depends on LPS-33276

[Juan Fernández]

Technical PM: assigning to Dave