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Message Payload

The event received by the process is an object with a payload that represents the message data (the AMQP message).

Similar to other connectors, the message payload for AMQP might be made accessible to the process as a process object of type $any.

For example:

[
{"firstName":"cindy", "lastName": "lou", "department": "qa", "id":1}, 
{"firstName":"billy", "lastName": "joe", "department": "dev", "id":12}
]

or in XML, you can write it as follows:

 <list>
  <employee>
    <firstName>cindy</firstName>
    <lastName>lou</lastName>
    <department>qa</department>
    <id>1</id>
  </employee>
  <employee>
    <firstName>billy</firstName>
    <lastName>joe</lastName>
    <department>dev</department>
    <id>12</id>
  </employee> 
</list>

If the payload is XML, the field name is the element name of the list, for example, 'employee'.

If the payload is JSON, the array does not have a field name as defined by the payload and you can specify an Object Field Name for the Event Source so that the implicit object field name can be set.

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