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Message Payload

The event used in the process contains an process object with a payload that represents the RabbitMQ message. You can process the RabbitMQ messages in one of the following format:

JSON

XML

BINARY

TEXT

When the RabbitMQ message is in JSON or XML format, the message payload for RabbitMQ is made accessible to the process as a process object of type

$po:$any

For example, the following RabbitMQ message is represented in JSON format:

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

If you select JSON as the content format for the event, the Process Designer receives the JSON message payload as a process object list:

 
<message>
		<headers>
		 <name>rabbitmq.ROUTINGKEY</name>
		 <value>defaultQueue</value>
		</headers>
		<body>
   <employee>
   	<firstName>cindy</firstName>
   	<lastName>louis</lastName>
   	<department>qa</department>
   	<id>1</id>
   </employee>
   <employee>
   	<firstName>billy</firstName>
   	<lastName>joe</lastName>
   	<department>dev</department>
   	<id>12</id>
   </employee>
  <body>
</message>

If the payload is JSON, the array does not have a field name as defined in the RabbitMQ message. You can specify an in the

Object List Field Name

property and set the implicit object field name. In the above example,

employee

is specified as the object field name for the event source in the

Object List Field Name

property.

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