Posts Tagged ‘Json’

Introduction The web is a vast source of information, but it is not always easy to access and use for natural language applications. In this blog post, we will show you how to crawl and scrape the target URL, extract and clean the content, and store it in Azure Blob Storage. We will use Python […]

JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. It is a Data Format that supports a variety of data kinds, including Strings, Booleans, Lists, Numbers, and Objects. It is one of the most common, simple, and lightweight formats for service interaction. In this blog post, I’ll go through 4 JSON Tools that will help you parse, prepare, […]

REST- ASSURED REST stands for REpresentational State Transfer. It supports Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) syntax like Given, When, and Then notations. It helps us to integrate with testing frameworks like Junit or TestNG.   Code Explanation Given() ‘Given’ keyword, lets you set a background, here, you pass the request headers, query and path param, body, cookies. When() ‘when’ keyword […]

Importance of Jira Automation Project automation in Jira is necessary because it saves time, increases productivity, and improves team cooperation. In this blog, I’ll teach you how to automate various activities in Jira, reducing your workload and providing you with a detailed report. Which will also allow you to focus on other important aspects. “Focus […]

cURL is frequently used by developers working with REST API’s to send and receive data using JSON notation. This has been a common pattern for years, but it has never been seamless. There have been a number of times when I’ve been trying to get a JSON payload to work against an endpoint for a […]

One frequent use case most of the Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Full Stack Developers would have come across is migrating content from different applications into AEM. Data from source applications can come in various formats like JSON, XML, CSV, etc. When the source file format is JSON, in order to transform the source data to […]

Let’s talk about extract, transform, and load, also known as ETL. If you are an AEM professional, this is something you have previously dealt with. It could be something along the lines of products, user bios, or store locations. The extract and transform parts may differ depending on your source and requirements. The loading part […]

Often times, clients want to empower their customers to export their eCommerce transactions, such as order history, approval lists, and saved orders, and other data, like wish lists and cart lists, by themselves without admin involvement. These features removed dependency on Insite admins, subsequently improving the user experience, efficiency, and overall satisfaction for Insite users. […]

When Salesforce acquired MuleSoft earlier in 2018, the Perficient team couldn’t help but smile. We not only have an expert Salesforce team, but also a dedicated API practice that specializes in MuleSoft that we’ve brought in for work with clients like this major leading beverage company, OneAmerica, and Ameren. Here are a few key articles […]

Overview This blog helps to understand JSON parser in IIB and how to validate the incoming JSON message. What is JSON? JavaScript Object Notation is a lightweight plain text format used for data interchange. It’s a collection of Name-Value pair. How IIB parses the JSON message? In IIB JSON message realized as Object (Name-Value pair) […]

As REST APIs are taking over the world, json has stood out and become the de facto data format for APIs. It’s important that developers are familiar with json data processing. A couple of years ago I wrote a blog post discussing Mule Json transformers. Since then, I have seen many new nuances dealing with […]

In data processing, two of the most common collection data types are array (list) and map (HashMap). The key difference between a list and a map is how they are accessed. A list is accessed by an integer positional index, such as list. However, map is accessed by a key, such as map.getValue(“key1”) or simply […]