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]]>Another cool benefit for using IntelliJ IDEA for developing Groovy Scripts for SAP CPI is that it can help you improve on your Groovy language skills.
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In this video, I will demonstrate some of the aspects of Groovy that you can learn while you are using the IDE. With these easy tips and tricks, your code will become “Groovier” in no time at all!
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]]>During our recent webinar on Developing Groovy Scripts for SAP CPI, together with Vadim Klimov, we recommended the usage of the IntelliJ IDEA as the IDE for developing SAP CPI Groovy Scripts. Besides developing and testing your Groovy Scripts, you can also debug them with the IntelliJ IDEA.
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1. Groovy Scripts – Native Handling of JSON
2. Speed up your json2json transformation in SAP CPI with Groovy Script
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]]>During July’s webinar on SAP Cloud Platform Integration Suite, I shared some tips and tricks for Groovy development in SAP Cloud Platform Integration. While I’m confident that these tips and tricks are beneficial, one may wonder how it looks practically.
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1. Decoding Percent Encoded Octets in URLs
2. Speed up your json2json transformation in SAP CPI with Groovyscript
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]]>Groovy provides us with many useful features. One of them that is definitely worth mentioning is the Native Handling of JSON.
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In the recently published SAP PRESS E-Bite – “Developing Groovy Scripts for SAP Cloud Platform Integration”, that I had the pleasure of writing together with Vadim Klimov, we explained how to parse and generate JSON payloads using Groovy Scripts in CPI.
Many of you might be familiar with my open-source project, FormatConversionBean, that was initially available in PI since 2015, and later ported to CPI in 2018. JSON handling in those projects was implemented using a third-party library (https://github.com/stleary/JSON-java).
As we invested time to look into handling JSON with Groovy, it was only natural to revisit the implementation in FormatConversionBean for CPI.
I am pleased to say that with the latest release, it now uses Groovy’s built-in functionality instead of depending on the third party library. As a bonus, a minor feature was added allowing JSON fields to be forced as arrays using GPath notation (another Groovy native capability). If you ever need a handy Swiss-army-knife like a tool to handle your conversion needs (XML, JSON, Excel, flat files) in CPI, check it out on GitHub.
Isn’t Groovy great? I think it is. And it is also feature-packed!
If you want to learn more, explore our E-Bite: https://bit.ly/37BSL9R.
1. Decoding Percent Encoded Octets in URLs.
2. Speed up your json2json transformation in SAP CPI with Groovyscript.
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