Given a json list like this:
{
"listRel:customFieldList": {
"platformCore:customField": [
{
"@internalId": "801",
"scriptId": "custentity_admin_contact_cweb",
"@xsi:type": "platformCore:BooleanCustomFieldRef",
"platformCore:value": "false"
},
{
"@internalId": "712",
"@scriptId": "custentity_bar_number",
"@xsi:type": "platformCore:StringCustomFieldRef",
"platformCore:value": "166493"
},
{
"@internalId": "798",
"@scriptId": "custentity_contact_type",
"@xsi:type": "platformCore:SelectCustomFieldRef",
"platformCore:value": {
"@internalId": "1",
"@typeId": "148",
"platformCore:name": "Attorney"
}
}
]
}
}
How can I select the value in "custentity_bar_number"? 166493?
This will get you there, but only if you delete the @ symbol in front of @scriptId in the JSON.
$..['platformCore:customField'][?(@['scriptId'] == 'custentity_bar_number')]
So what I need is a way to escape the @ symbol in the json, and make something like this work:
$..['platformCore:customField'][?(@['@scriptId'] == 'custentity_bar_number')]
I am using http://jsonpath.com/ to try and make this work.
You apparently need to use the hex code (I think it has something to do with the way the expression is being parsed)
$..['platformCore:customField'][?(@['\x40scriptId'] == 'custentity_bar_number')]
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