Server side : get value from "current.value" which is passed as string

[JayaPrakash4]

Hey,

I am trying to map soap fields which are stores as record values in a table.

So I wanted to know if its possible to get "current.value" which is passed as string from table record.

Ex :

Var x = current.number; // where x will be "INC0010001" etc...

but I have requirement to pass as follows:

var gr = new GlideRecord("u_integrationmapingfields");

gr.query();

while (gr.next()) {

        gs.addInfoMessage(gr.u_localfield ); // Here I need output as "INC0010001", instead its giving me output as "current.caller_id"

}

Record of u_integrationmapingfields will be as follows :

		ActiveSort	IntegrationTypeSort	LocalFieldSort	TargetFieldSort
Select record for action	Preview	true	TestIntegration	current.caller_id	caller_id
Select record for action	Preview	true	TestIntegration	current.short_description	short_description

So is it possible to get output as "INC0010001" when passed gr.u_localfield ?

Any help is very much appreciated.

Thanks.

[Uncle Rob]

I'm having a really difficult time understanding the question.

[JayaPrakash4]

Var x = current.number;

var y = "current.number";

  gs.addInfoMessage(x); // output : "INC0010001"                       // where output of x will be "INC001...." when current.number is selected on Business rule of Incident.

  gs.addInfoMessage(y); // output : "current.number"           // Here I need output to be "INC0010001" when passed y. Is there any possibility to achieve it

[Gowrisankar Sat]

Hi Jason,

It seems you are trying to query table where the mappings for each field are stored, which I assume is a custom table.

As per my knowledge you have to use value in mapping field in source table and update the record in target table, which can be easily achieved by import sets for web services.

Web service import sets

[JayaPrakash4]

Hey Gowrisankar,

That would work in import set when trying to do Inbound.

But I am trying to use it in a different scenario when creating outbound message.

I appreciate your prompt reply

Thanks