My rest service returns an xml which looks like:
ulli
span class="type1"data1/span
span class="type2"data2/span
span class="type3"data3/span
/li/ul
And I want to map $(".type2").val() to an input text box.
It works fine if I change the javascript span[0] to span[1]
'responseMapping': [{
'PATH': ['html', 'body', 'div', 'ul', 'li', 'span[1]', 'content'],
But can it be done by using the data mapping only, i.e. without any javascript editing?
The xml was not readable, I try with this
<!--
<ul<li
<span class="type1"data1</span
<span class="type2"data2</span
<span class="type3"data3</span
</li</ul
--
Hello! Please use < code < /code tag to post your code.
Ok,
My rest service returns an xml which looks like:
code
<ul><li>
<span class="type1">data1</span>
<span class="type2">data2</span>
<span class="type3">data3</span>
</li></ul>
/code
And I want to map $(".type2").val() to an input text box.
It works fine if I change the generated javascript span[0] to span[1]
'responseMapping': [{
'PATH': ['html', 'body', 'div', 'ul', 'li', 'span[1]', 'content'],
But can it be done by using the data mapping only, i.e. without any javascript editing?
Or is there a better way to get the data than to edit the generated javascript?
Hi,
We'll take a look.
Sorry, no updates yet. Working on it.
I hope you can find a solution for this. I can also imagine that there are people that want to write simple mobile apps towards existing web sites which are returning html.
You should not interfere in the generated service code until it's finally exported from the builder.
There is no way to do this. It is usually assumed that the filtering of data is on the server side but the server does not send extra data.
You can create a generic service and handle the response as you need, and then map it to the screen.
You can also pass the usual response to localStorage and add there JS code that performs manual mapping.