JSON-Transform | Node package for transforming one JSON object | JSON Processing library

API response example:

Note: I'm completely new to the Kotlin / JUnit ecosystem, so please bear with me if the question is missing something basic.

I'm working on a JSON-based file format. In the unit/integration tests, I'd like to check that the serialization produces exactly the same JSON tree as some reference JSON tree. In particular I'd like to make sure that the serialization handles subtleties like implicit or explicit nulls correctly.

I've added the expected JSON in form of a plain .json file as a test resource, so that I can now load the string content of the expected JSON. My issue is that I have test cases that require some rather deep/complex JSON trees, and I can't find a good way to get a meaningful test output if the comparison fails. Consider for instance the case that only a single value is wrong somewhere deep in the JSON tree. In Rust, I'm using for instance rust-pretty-assertions to solve these issues:

I've experimented with these approaches:

1. Comparison based on JsonElement. I basically use:

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I am creating a new flow in mule 3.9 using http connector and gerenic data base connector to connect to snowflake to run a procedure.

There are no error in the code,i could see that the codeis running successfully but i am getting the below error.

java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: GC overhead limit exceeded

I have updated the anypoint.ini file upgraded the memory to 10240 still it didnt work

i am using snowflake jar 3.13.3 for this project

I am transforming object to json with spring integration.

This is my spring integration configuration:

I have a message flow where I'd like to filter/drop the message if the result of a GET HTTP call (via http:outbound-gateway) is statusCode 200 - i.e case already exists. Put another way if the call gets a 404 (not found) the flow should continue. Ideally any other status codes or exceptions should go to errorHandler (as now)

I've tried calling a gateway that uses a chain with http:outbound-gateway with a request-handler-advice-chain, thinking I can trap the 404 and then just let things continue as if it was not an error, then test the statusCode 404 in 'filter'. However hitting a few issues

1. The onFailureExpression expression doesn't detect statusCode 404, log shows HttpClientErrorException so presumably exception wasn't caught ?
2. What value should I return from onFailureExpression ? null or payload or #payload ? ideally I want the payload before the HTTP call to remain as is.
3. Do I need trapException true ?
4. Surprised there isn't an easier way ? shame can't just declare on http:outbound-gateway httpStatusCodes that are allowed and treated as normal. I didn't think an errorChannel and error handler was the right way to go as I want the original flow to continue if 404 status code. So looks odd to put wanted regular behaviour in an error flow, and already have a higher level error handler.

I have a flow that

I use a int:gateway to bring in a json String into a int:channel. When I print this json String using (or even if I print it inside a service activator attached to int:channel) it is printing key/value pairs with = instead of : For example -> GenericMessage [payload={id=1596096, key=SOME_KEY, address={first_name=John, last_name=...... To solve this problem I have to use a

What is the best way to work with raw JSON? My use case is to do a JSON to JSON transformation (also using a splitter).

I have a requirement to make response.statusCode() received from ClientHttpResponse in Interceptor, should be available in testSubmitPaymentResponseVO object that I created so that error handling can be done accordingly . However I dont know where and how to pass response to my POJO testSubmitPaymentResponseVO.