How to access ctx value in Javascript code workflow

[RiyaMa]

Hi,

I want to access adminSystem parameter in workflow using javaScript code. From value of adminsytem I want to split the templates. 

<ctx>

    <customerName>XYZ</customerName>

    <adminSystem>ABC</adminSystem>

</ctx>

Thank you in advance.

Best regards,

[Manoj_Kumar_]

Hello @RiyaMa 

I am assuming you are working with webApp.

The code to get adminSystem is

ctx.vars.adminSystem

[RiyaMa]

Thanks @Manoj_Kumar_  I am very new to Adobe Campaign  basically have workflow where In JavaScript code I have added below code 

var schemaName = vars.targetSchema.substring(vars.targetSchema.indexOf(":") + 1);
logInfo(schemaName);

var collection = <{schemaName + '-collection'} xtkschema={vars.targetSchema}/>
//logInfo("Collection" +collection);

var query = xtk.queryDef.create(
  <queryDef schema= {vars.targetSchema} operation="select" lineCount={vars.recCount}>
    <select>
      <node expr="[target/ctx]" alias="data"  />
      <node expr="@id" />
    </select>
  </queryDef>
)
var res = query.ExecuteQuery();
var result = res.toXMLString()

 I was thinking I will get ctx value from here and then will split templates on basis of ctx value.

Thanks,

Shubhada

[AnanthanJa]

Hi @RiyaMa ,

Can you confirm if the ctx values comes from a query. If so, then you may not need javascript, you can direclty use a split activity to segregate the population based on the query data.

[RiyaMa]

Not from query, It is coming from api and right now i am triggering from postman. 

[AkshayAnand · Accepted solution]

Hi @RiyaMa 

Could you please log the variables res and result to see the structure.

If I am understanding you structure correctly then, you can access adminSystems by :-

var a = res.data;

var b=a.adminSystems.

Regards

Akshay

[Sukrity_Wadhwa]

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