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Running Getter Chain on Method Parameter

Kaja_Mohiuddeen
New Member

Dear all, 

Requesting your support in achieving the below. 

I have a method which has a custom object as a parameter. to run getter chain. I first need to cast the parameter into a Object Array and then Cast it into my POJO Class and then run the getter on it. How this can be Achieved. 

My Code Snippet Below. 

ClasssName: com.mj.common.mjServiceExecute

Method: execute(com.mj.mjapi.mjmessage)



public abstract class mjServiceExecute implements mjServiceExecuteintf {
public mjmessage execute(mjmessage paramMjMessage) {
mjmessage mjmjmesg = null;

try {
Object[] arrayOfObject = (Object[])paramMjMessage.getPayload();
MjHeaderVO mjhdrvo = (MjHeaderVO)arrayOfObject[0];
String str1 = mjhdrvo.getName();
}
}

 I want to extract the value of str1 to split the business transaction. Requesting your assistance.

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iamryan
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Hi @Kaja.Mohiuddeen,

Thanks for asking your question on the community. Did you happen to find a solution you can share here?

If you did not and still need help with this question, you can contact AppDynamics Support: How to contact AppDynamics Support and manage existing cases with Cisco Support Case Manager (SCM) 

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