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edited Feb 15, 2019 at 11:20

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Use the following jsonpath query:

$.serviceLines[0].customerProducts[?customerProducts.findAll{product -> product.highLevelProduct == 'HSI'}.customerProductIdentifier

Test:

System.out.println(@js.highLevelProduct=='HSI'get("serviceLines[0].customerProducts.findAll{product -> product.highLevelProduct == 'HSI'}.customerProductIdentifier")].customerProductIdentifiertoString());

Note, that it will return list of identifiers in case your JSON contains several objects meeting your requirement.

Use the following jsonpath query:

$.serviceLines[0].customerProducts[?(@.highLevelProduct=='HSI')].customerProductIdentifier

Note, that it will return list of identifiers in case your JSON contains several objects meeting your requirement.

Use the following jsonpath query:

serviceLines[0].customerProducts.findAll{product -> product.highLevelProduct == 'HSI'}.customerProductIdentifier

Test:

System.out.println(js.get("serviceLines[0].customerProducts.findAll{product -> product.highLevelProduct == 'HSI'}.customerProductIdentifier").toString());

Note, that it will return list of identifiers in case your JSON contains several objects meeting your requirement.

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created Feb 9, 2019 at 15:47

Alexey R.

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Use the following jsonpath query:

$.serviceLines[0].customerProducts[?(@.highLevelProduct=='HSI')].customerProductIdentifier

Note, that it will return list of identifiers in case your JSON contains several objects meeting your requirement.