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Getting properties from node and storing in String[]

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Hi,

 

I have a component with multifiled (testAppIDs). The multifield data gets stored in form of nodes after Coral 3 migration (item0,item1 etc.). 

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Earlier before Coral 3 Migration Model class had a logic to use the JSON array. I want the model class to use the same logic as the impact might be huge. So now after Coral 3 migration, as I cannot pass testAppIDs using @ValueMapValue , I am trying to create the same String[] by iterating through child node of testAppIDs. 

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Can you help me understand how can I fetch property and value data from the item nodes and put it in testAppIds String []. Sample Data Expected to be stored in testAppIds ->  [{"tapID":"TAP_10050"}, {"tapID":"TAP_10049"}, {"tapID":"TAP_10050"}]

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// using gson JsonObject

List<String> tapIds = new ArrayList<String>();

for(Resource item : items.getChildren()) {
     JsonObject itemObject = new JsonObject();
     itemObject.addProperty("tapID", item.getValueMap().get("tapID", String.class));
     tapIds.add(itemObject.toString());
}

return tapIds.toArray(new String[tapIds.size()]);

Should be able to do something like that? i wrote that in the comment field itself, so there might be some syntax issues ... but should give you the gist. You can do it more concisely in a stream, but that's just style.

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Correct answer by
Employee
// using gson JsonObject

List<String> tapIds = new ArrayList<String>();

for(Resource item : items.getChildren()) {
     JsonObject itemObject = new JsonObject();
     itemObject.addProperty("tapID", item.getValueMap().get("tapID", String.class));
     tapIds.add(itemObject.toString());
}

return tapIds.toArray(new String[tapIds.size()]);

Should be able to do something like that? i wrote that in the comment field itself, so there might be some syntax issues ... but should give you the gist. You can do it more concisely in a stream, but that's just style.