Json,

I don't know where you are trying to get the temperature date from, but I do that all the time using the methods in my video.

If have an IoT platform that can send POST messages when certain criteria are met (e.g. temperature > 90). I configure the platform to send those POSTs to Breeze. Based in the POST body, breeze associates POSTs with an Event. I then have a Snap-In that starts based on that Event.

I had to do something very similar in one of my workflows and had to write a dynamic task to do it. It's pretty easy once you get into Java.

I already do that. In fact, if I wasn't doing it, a password property within the task itself would fail upon execution. I decrypt those just fine.

I will take another look and add some debug to see if I can figure out what isn't working.

Watch this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-rxPSxb3RU&list=PLPcun3YncaFqMEJ07kkDA0yYpx_NsJJ0I&index=6

Any update on this? Is it a bug?

Yes, the JSON from ServiceNow has true in quotes (I included the received JSON in my first post). I failed to see that.

Thanks for the help.

I have tried aivalues["result"][0][u_active_2]:true and aivalues["result"][0][u_active_2:true]. Both tell me "Unexpected token : "

I am trying to create a variable for this JSON:

{"result":[{"u_active_2":"true","u_phone_1":"2305"}]}

I built:

{"title":"aivalues","type":"object","properties":{"result":{"type":"array","items":{"type":"object","properties":{"u_phone_1":{"type":"string"},"u_active_2":{"type":"boolean"}}}}}}

But I get a run-time exception when I try to access u_active_2 like this:

aivalues["result"][0]["u_active_2"]

I am told that String is incompatible with Boolean.

I tried a n number of other gyrations, but nothing works. Can someone help me understand what the right variable expression should be? Thanks!

Thanks. Keep me posted.

I created a workflow with a task that requires a password. I created a Password Property and use Input Mapping to map it to the task's password property (which is a password-type property). The deployed snap-in fails on login to the service. I go back to the task, remove the mapping, and replace it with a directly typed password into the task. I see the series of dots to indicate that this is a password field. The deployed snap-in can successfully login into the service.

Is there something special I need to do to handle a mapped Password Property?

I did find that I can load it with "https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.4.2.min.js." I think I am good to go for now.

I am writing a snap-in that uses the index.jsp that comes in the archetype. I want to use ajax in that file, but I am finding that the jsquery library is not on the server (or is not loading). Should it be? I previously did this same thing on a 3.2 lab and it worked.

The reference in my index.jsp file is:

<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.4.2.min.js"></script>

My code fails when I do this:

var request = $.ajax({....

I receive a "$ is not defined" exception.

Should I be using a different library?

Also, I tried this, but I still get the exception.

<script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js"></script>

Thanks. We could have ended this thread a long time ago if I saw this. :-)

Thank you. For testing purposes, 60 seconds is exactly what I want. When I move my text bot into production, it will increase.

I was able to find the problem. As you suspected, the data passed into the Update task wasn't formatted the way the tasked wanted it. I have corrected that and my text bot is up and running.

Milliseconds? Your documentation says seconds:

Context lease time (seconds): The time, in seconds, the information will be stored in the Context Store.