[Klaus79]

4 years ago #20029

Normally in business object a connector can be called like this:

result = Simplifier.Connector.xyz.connectorMethod([{‘param1’: input.input1, param2: input.input2}]);

But how can I achieve it to call the connector dynamically.

Adopted that I get the connector name dynamically in business object: var connector = “xyz”;

I tried with eval() but this does not work and results in  <TypeError: null has no such function \”connectorMethod\”>

connectorExecString = ‘Simplifier.Connector.’ + connector + ‘.connectorMethod([{\’param1\’: ‘ + input.input1 + ‘, \’param2\’: ‘ + input.input2 + ‘}])’;
result = eval(connectorExecString);

by the way: connectorExecString is build correctly in my opinion:

Simplifier.Connector.xyz.connectorMethod([{‘param1’: input.input1, ‘param2’: input.input2}]);

 

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4 years ago #20030

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Hello Klaus,

 

Simplifier.Connector is a javascript object so you can use the standard javascript object notation to achieve it.

For example:

var myConnectorName = ‘Test_Con’

Simplifier.Connector[myConnectorName].testCall()