I finally found time to put together two examples of "Fancy tricks" to do with Exciton Boost's REST API, and it is Friday afternoon, so I don't want to post it and have nobody notice. I'll post that Sunday night or Monday morning, but for now, let me leave you with a simple challenge. How would you use Domino Access Services or other HCL code to take the multiple rich text fields above and turn them into a sorted JSON array of strings for all the bullet values? It can obviously be done, but probably not as simply and elegantly as with Exciton. It took me about a minute to write out the request for this and far less than a second to get the following result. I'll show the request along with my post on Monday.
{
"@unid": "524C08BF648BE77A85257B8600798F5B",
"bulletsSorted":
"Attached parking",
"Automatic garage door opener",
"Basement",
"Bedroom 2 is 15.00 x 14.00",
"Bedroom 3 is 15.00 x 15.00",
"Bedroom 4 is 16.00 x 13.00",
"Central air",
"Central vacuum",
"Cul-de-sac location",
"Dining Room is 15.00 x 14.00",
"Dishwasher",
"Eat-in kitchen",
"Finished basement",
"Fireplace in great room",
"Forced air heat",
"Formal Dining Room",
"Foyer",
"Full basement",
"Garage spaces: 3",
"Garbage disposal",
"Great room is 23.00 x 22.00",
"Great Room",
"Heating: Gas",
"Inground pool",
"Irregular lot",
"Kitchen is 23.00 x 18.00",
"Library is 12.00 x 12.00",
"Lot acreage is: 0.2650",
"Master bedroom is 18.00 x 15.00",
"Microwave oven",
"Office",
"Office is 16.00 x 15.00",
"Other Room is 21.00 x 18.00",
"Oven",
"Patio",
"Paved driveway",
"Porch",
"Property style: Colonial",
"Public sewer",
"Public water",
"Rec Room is 30.00 x 12.00",
"Refrigerator",
"School district: Beachwood CSD",
"Security system",
"Smoke alarm",
"Sun Room",
"Sun Room is 17.00 x 16.00",
"Warranty included",
"Wooded lot",
"Zoned heat"
]
}
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