Mapping an Object
Standalone objects (objects not within an array) whose property data types match, can be mapped at the root level. If the destination object is identical to the source object under Upstream Output (both, the names of the properties as well as their data types match exactly), you need not match the elements in the object individually. If the property names are not identical, then you must map each property individually within the object.
For example, in the image below the
Person objects are identical. So, you can map
Person to
Person. You need not map
name and
age individually.
In the following image, the data types match but the property names do not match. In such a case, you must map each property individually in addition to mapping the object root.
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