When using reverse tokenization, an XPath selector such as:
%%USE_TLS%%=/Application[@name='Active Directory']/Attributes/Map//entry[@key='useTLSForIQService']/value/Boolean
and a *.target.properties value such as:
, the extension fails to replace the text value of this node with a token. There are no errors or warnings that occur. The expected output should be:
<entry key="useTLSForIQService">
<value>
<Boolean>%%USE_TLS%%</Boolean>
</value>
</entry>
But the actual output is:
<entry key="useTLSForIQService">
<value>
<Boolean>true</Boolean>
</value>
</entry>
When using reverse tokenization, an XPath selector such as:
and a *.target.properties value such as:
, the extension fails to replace the text value of this node with a token. There are no errors or warnings that occur. The expected output should be:
But the actual output is: