Skip to main content
The value setter is a tool to add additional data to the context. By using placeholders it can be used to take data from the original context and copy it to different keys. The copied data can be manipulated in the process. A practical example is system A gives a customers name in two separate fields named first_name and last_name. The target system has only a name field. The values setter then can be used to merge the first and last name fields from system A to make it compatible with system B

Fields

Key

The key field is a required field in the value setter and it defines where the data needs to be added. The key is a path separated by dots. path.to.target becomes a nested element in the context data represented as:
path 
- to 
-- target = value 

Value

The value that needs to be set in the defined context path. Placeholders can be used to obtain data from the context. Mappers can be applied to format the data.