Parameter Transformation Input

<parameter-transformation-input>

    <!-- This file shows the example input to a parameter-transformation. In this case input was submitted from a webform (POST or GET) -->

        <input-from-request>
            <endpoint>my-endpoint</endpoint>
            <debug-requested/>

            <!-- only present when debug=true; otherwise missing -->
            <environment>preview</environment>
            <hash>ed99c4d96dac277331f08216bf7227e10dab64edcd05d7e02ad4d090c22f369b</hash>
            <http-header name-lowercase="user-agent">Foo</http-header>
            <cookie name="Session">12345</cookie>

            <!-- only present when IP address was available; otherwise missing -->
            <ip-address>1.2.3.4</ip-address>

            <!-- list of all parameters submitted or - if not submitted - having default-value from endpoints xml -->
            <parameter name="some" value="some value"/>
            <parameter name="more" value="some other value"/>
            <parameter name="examples" value="and so on"/>
        </input-from-request>

        <input-from-application>
            <application>application-name</application>
            <application-display-name>The Application</application-display-name>

            <!-- or missing, if not available -->
            <debug-allowed/>

            <!-- only present when debug-mode enabled in service portal; otherwise missing -->
            <!-- if you have multiple secret keys, then all of them will be listed -->
            <secret-key>foo</secret-key>

            <base-url>https://endpoints.com/</base-url>
        </input-from-application>

    <!-- You can add any additional data-sources with the parameter-trasformation element. Data from those will be available below. -->
    <whatever-the-data-source-command-returns/>
</parameter-transformation-input>

<parameter-transformation-input>

    <!-- This file shows the example input to a parameter-transformation. In this case input was submitted within a JSON body (POST) -->
    <input-from-request>
        <endpoint>my-endpoint</endpoint>
        <debug-requested/>

        <!-- only present when debug=true; otherwise missing -->
        <environment>preview</environment>
        <hash>ed99c4d96dac277331f08216bf7227e10dab64edcd05d7e02ad4d090c22f369b</hash>

        <!-- only present when IP address was available; otherwise missing -->
        <ip-address>1.2.3.4</ip-address>

        <!-- the json body is converted to xml -->
        <json>
            <some>some value</some>
            <more>some other value</more>
            <examples>and so on</examples>
        </json>
    </input-from-request>

    <input-from-application>
        ...
    </input-from-application>

    <!-- You can add any additional data-sources within the parameter-trasformation tag. Data from those will be available below. -->
    <whatever-the-data-source-command-returns/>
</parameter-transformation-input>

<parameter-transformation-input>
    <!-- This file shows the example input to a parameter-transformation. In this case input was submitted within a XML body (POST) -->
    <input-from-request>
        <endpoint>my-endpoint</endpoint>
        <debug-requested/>
        <!-- only present when debug=true; otherwise missing -->
        <environment>preview</environment>
        <hash>ed99c4d96dac277331f08216bf7227e10dab64edcd05d7e02ad4d090c22f369b</hash>
        <!-- only present when IP address was available; otherwise missing -->
        <ip-address>1.2.3.4</ip-address>
        <!-- the xml body as submitted -->
        <xml>
            <some>some value</some>
            <more>some other value</more>
            <examples>and so on</examples>
        </xml>
    </input-from-request>

    <input-from-application>
        ...
    </input-from-application>

    <!-- You can add any additional data-sources with the parameter-trasformation element. Data from those will be available below. -->
    <whatever-the-data-source-command-returns/>
</parameter-transformation-input>