Maybe there's another way to ask this; I shouldn't pre-suppose dynamic naming is necessary. Say I have this JSON document: {
"boxes": [{
"box": {
"oranges": 2,
"apples": 5
}
},
{
"box": {
"oranges": 2,
"bananas": 7
}
}
]
} I need to then do some work to create something like this: {
"boxes": [{
"box": 1,
"fruits": 2,
"count": 7
},
{
"box": 2,
"fruits": 2,
"count": 9
}
]
} My thinking was first split by box to get a "box" attribute and 2 flowfiles. Then split by contents of each box to create 4 flowfiles each with a "fruit" attribute. But how do I merge back to construct pieces of the final output? The attribute names would be the same with different values. I need for the attribute names to be different (like box.1, box.2, fruit.1, fruit.2) which would be easy using fragment indexes, but I can't seem to name properties dynamically like that. Is there an alternative? Does that make any sense? Thanks, JP
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