Hi When we save multiple values in a process variable, it saves in fo

aayusha

Certified Senior Developer

over 11 years ago

Hi

When we save multiple values in a process variable, it saves in form of an array with ; as the delimiter.
But when this same variable is sent to some other process via send message event, it sends every character in form of array which is now saved in new process variable.
I want to utilize the same array of previous process model.
How to convert this new array of character into a array of words?
I hope my question is clear.
Any pointer will be helpful.

Thanks...

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darbyk over 11 years ago +1
Certified Lead Developer

Hey aayusha, can you make sure that in the 'data' tab of the send message event, you checked the multiple checkbox next to your pv!city variable? Also, can you make sure that in the process where the receive…

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0 aayusha
Certified Senior Developer
over 11 years ago

Hi Michael

For an example the values saving in the process variable "city" are "London" and "Newyork".
Now pv!city will give result : "London; Newyork"
And pv!city[1] will give result: "London"
And pv!city[2] will give result: "Newyork"

Now when I pass this pv!city in send message and saving it "dcity" process variable
then,
pv!dcity gives: "London; Newyork"
pv!dcity[1] gives: "L"
pv!dcity[2] gives: "o"
pv!dcity[3] gives: "n"
and it follows.

As far as configuration is
"city" (type: Text) = "pv!city"
in send message.
and
"msg!properties.city" is stored as "dcity"
in recieve message.

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0 aayusha
Certified Senior Developer
over 11 years ago

Hi Michael

For an example the values saving in the process variable "city" are "London" and "Newyork".
Now pv!city will give result : "London; Newyork"
And pv!city[1] will give result: "London"
And pv!city[2] will give result: "Newyork"

Now when I pass this pv!city in send message and saving it "dcity" process variable
then,
pv!dcity gives: "London; Newyork"
pv!dcity[1] gives: "L"
pv!dcity[2] gives: "o"
pv!dcity[3] gives: "n"
and it follows.

As far as configuration is
"city" (type: Text) = "pv!city"
in send message.
and
"msg!properties.city" is stored as "dcity"
in recieve message.

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