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How to accept batch input from JSON REST API modular input?

dhruvgargTA
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I have an endpoint that displays json data and I am looking for the REST polling data source to take native json lists and parse that as batch event input into Splunk.

Any Ideas?

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Damien_Dallimor
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Use a custom response handler with the REST Modular Input that will can split up the batch json response into individual events .

You declare the name of the response handler in your REST setup screen.

You place the implementation of the response handler in rest_ta/bin/responsehandlers.py

Ships with loads of examples to refer to and copy.

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Damien_Dallimor
Ultra Champion

Use a custom response handler with the REST Modular Input that will can split up the batch json response into individual events .

You declare the name of the response handler in your REST setup screen.

You place the implementation of the response handler in rest_ta/bin/responsehandlers.py

Ships with loads of examples to refer to and copy.

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dhruvgargTA
New Member

Hmm, after investigating the response handlers in the file, there's a default JSONArrayHandler that solves my problem perfectly. No custom code necessary.

Thanks.

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