In the same scenario, which configuration error could cause the missing data to be trimmed from the Integration Procedure Action Response JSON Path?

In the same scenario, which configuration error could cause the missing data to be trimmed from the Integration Procedure Action Response JSON Path?

• A. The element name for the missing data does not match the JSON node key in the Integration Procedure Response.
• B. The missing data is trimmed in the Integration Procedure Action Response JSON Path.
• C. The Integration Procedure Preview Input Parameters do not match the JSON sent from the OmniScript.
• D. The JSOW sent from the Integration Procedure Action does not match any of the Original Input for the Integration Procedure

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is that the JSON Path used in the Integration Procedure Action Response determines which fields are carried back to the OmniScript. If the configuration for the Action Response JSON Path is set so that it only selects a subset of the returned data (or points to locations that don’t include the missing fields), those fields get omitted from the response. In other words, the path itself trims the data that is exposed to the OmniScript. This explains why trimming could occur: an overly narrow or incorrect JSON Path in the Action Response mapping directly leads to missing data in the final response. Why the other possibilities are less about trimming: a mismatch between an element name and the JSON node key would typically cause the data not to be found or an error when mapping, rather than silently trimming; a mismatch between the Preview Input Parameters and the JSON sent affects the request body, not how the response is trimmed; and a mismatch between the JSOW and the original input would disrupt the call flow rather than selectively trim response fields.

The key idea here is that the JSON Path used in the Integration Procedure Action Response determines which fields are carried back to the OmniScript. If the configuration for the Action Response JSON Path is set so that it only selects a subset of the returned data (or points to locations that don’t include the missing fields), those fields get omitted from the response. In other words, the path itself trims the data that is exposed to the OmniScript.

This explains why trimming could occur: an overly narrow or incorrect JSON Path in the Action Response mapping directly leads to missing data in the final response.

Why the other possibilities are less about trimming: a mismatch between an element name and the JSON node key would typically cause the data not to be found or an error when mapping, rather than silently trimming; a mismatch between the Preview Input Parameters and the JSON sent affects the request body, not how the response is trimmed; and a mismatch between the JSOW and the original input would disrupt the call flow rather than selectively trim response fields.