Problem with nested attributes

[Al64v]

Good afternoon! Can you please tell me how I can convert this message using jslt?
Input JSON:

[ {
  "cal" : {
    "Name" : "one hour",
    "Type" : "F",
    "calText" : {
      "Text" : [ {
        "Language" : "RU",
        "Description" : "one hour"
      }, {
        "Language" : "EN",
        "Description" : "5/8  hour cal (integration)"
      } ]
    },
    "calSchedule" : {
      "calDay" : [ {
        "Date" : "31.10.2024",
        "DateType" : "W"
      }, {
        "Date" : "01.01.2024",
        "DateType" : "H"
      } ]
    }
  }
} ]


Output JSON after JSLT transformation:
{
    "cal_head": [
        {
            "cal": "one hour",
            "type": "F"
        }
    ],
    "cal_description": [
        {
            "cal": "one hour",
            "language": "RU",
            "description": "one hour"
        },
        {
            "cal": "5/8 hour cal (integration)",
            "language": "EN",
            "description": "5/8  hour cal (integration)"
        }
    ],
    "cal_schedule": [
        {
            "cal": "one hour",
            "date": "10/31/2024",
            "day_type": "W"
        },
        {
            "cal": "one hour",
            "date": "01/01/2024",
            "day_type": "H"
        }
    ]
}



the main problem is that from the outer loop cannot be passed as a constant to the inner loop(

[larsga]

the main problem is that from the outer loop cannot be passed as a constant to the inner loop(

Have you tried defining a variable in the outer loop and referring to it from the inner?

[Al64v]

@larsga Thank you! I figured out the current problem!

Can you please tell me how I can remove the quotes?
I have an input attribute in quotes, and if I try to convert it using jslt, the value will also remain in quotes

For example:
Input JSON:
{"date": "29.02.2024"}

JSLT-Transformation:
{"date": .date}

expected output message:
{"date": 29.02.2024}

but in fact I get the value in quotes:
{"date": "29.02.2024"}

and now the date attribute is not a date, but a string?

[larsga]

Please make new issues for new problems.

This:

expected output message:
{"date": 29.02.2024}

Is not JSON, so there is no way JSLT can produce it. JSON doesn't have built-in date types. So what you're asking is impossible.