If your Automation 360 bot is making any calls to REST web services or using .json config files to drive some of the bots operations – then you’ve likely found yourself in need of the JSON Package. In this AAillustrates, we’ll dive into the JSON Package in Automation 360 (available in .24+) and look at how it can be used to parse a JSON. Specifically, we’ll see how to read values from JSON objects as well as 2 different approaches for reading our node values from arrays of JSON objects. (Using multiple JSON sessions vs using index values)
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00:00 – Intro
00:19 – What is the JSON Package
02:13 – The 4 JSON Package Actions
03:28 – Sample JSON Review
05:59 – Using the REST Get Action
08:52 – Creating a JSON Session and Read Node Value
11:52 – Reading and Viewing a Node List (JSON Array)
15:23 – Looping through JSON Array – Method 1
20:35 – Looping through JSON Array – Method 2
25:47 – Recap
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