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Hello,
I have a thing. I have a set of properties in that thing
property1, property2.
The aim is to create a JSON file containing these two properties and send these to a remote edge via the file repository transfer service. The edge is running EMS. There are a lot more properties, but this is an example.
There are two parts to this question:
1. How do I write these properties to a JSON file. The only way to convert to JSON is via an INFOTABLE, but this is not a table, just a static config file.
2. Once I convert to JSON, what is the procedure to save to a particular repo. I see SaveJSON.
Your service will look something like this:
var content = {
"param1" : "value1",
"param2" : "value2"
};
var params = {
path: "/Test/myNewJSONfile.json" /* STRING */,
content: content /* JSON */
};
me.SaveJSON(params);
For "path", just replace the string with the path in your file repository and include your new file name.
Thank you, almost there.
I was able to create the file with JSON content.
Instead of hard coding those parameters under content, is there a way to use the thing as an input to content? I tried doing that, but the JSON is empty.
What do you want your JSON to contain? You could create a service that outputs a JSON and use that as well. Or, if you are trying to create a JSON from a string, you can use parse functions to create a JSON from that.