Verify the userlib folder to see whether any appropriate jars exist. most probably this
Why do you want to do this in a Java action? You can do this in a microflow.
[EDIT]
Finally commit your new list to store it in your database.
How do I use Import Mapping. I have a list with these values:
{"value1": 5, "value2": "test", "value3": 55}
{"value1": 2, "value2": "test2", "value3": 5}
.…
But I cant choose the list under “mapping”
I included an entity with value1, value2, value3 named Databank, I also cant choose this entity under Mapping
I need more specific instructions
Hi Sophia,
You can use JSON structure for this.
- create Json structure with your mapping values:
actual values:{"value1": 5, "value2": "test", "value3": 55}
{"value1": 2, "value2": "test2", "value3": 5}
JSON Structre: {
"data": [
{
"value1": 5,
"value2": "test",
"value3": 55
},
{
"value1": 2,
"value2": "test2",
"value3": 5
}
]
}
-create import mapping with above JSON file.
-Map entity in the Import, your data will get store in the entity.
if you required any logical help let me know.
Thank you