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Can a jslt filter achieve the following?
Given the Json
{ "clientNames": [ { "type": "Name", "clientNameTypeCode": 634, "startDate": "2022-09-06", "inModeCode": "U" } ], "client": { "clientIdentifiers": [ { "identifierTypeCode": 25, "identifierStatus": "REGD", "identifierStartDate": "2022-09-06" }, { "identifierTypeCode": 525, "identifierTypeCodeDecode": "Entity", "identifierLatestIndicator": "Y", "identifierStartDate": "2022-09-06", "inModeCode": "I" } ], "clientInternalId": "<<unknown>>", "Id": "1d21044e7cd4a593c2046503a09dc653" }, "domain": "clients" }
I need the tree structure to only include nodes that contain inModeCode and produce the following
{ "clientNames": [ { "type": "Name", "clientNameTypeCode": 634, "startDate": "2022-09-06", "inModeCode": "U" } ], "client": { "clientIdentifiers": [ { "identifierTypeCode": 525, "identifierTypeCodeDecode": "Entity", "identifierLatestIndicator": "Y", "identifierStartDate": "2022-09-06", "inModeCode": "I" } ] } }
Any help in how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated. Ron.
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Can a jslt filter achieve the following?
Given the Json
I need the tree structure to only include nodes that contain inModeCode and produce the following
Any help in how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
Ron.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: