Free Salesforce Plat-Dev-210 Actual Exam Questions s - Question 12 Discussion
In this Integration Procedure structure, which Send JSON Path should be used to send the output of
the Action1 element to a Remote Action?
D imo, the order in option D seems flipped since JSON paths usually go from top-level block to nested elements. So starting with Action1 then going backwards feels off. Also, the dot notation is standard for JSON paths, which makes me put B and C aside since they use colons. Between A and D, A has the order right—outer block to inner action. But if we had to pick another just to test the waters, D's formatting is right but reversed order makes less sense in this context. So I’d rule it out as a valid path to send output properly.
A/B? I’m leaning toward A because dot notation is the usual way JSON paths are referenced, and the order seems right from outer BlockA to inner Action1. B uses colons, which might be valid in newer versions but feels less common for these paths. The nested structure suggests the path should go from BlockA to BlockB then Action1, matching A’s order. D looks reversed, and C is also reversed and uses colons, which I think is less likely here without explicit version context. So A feels safest based on standard JSON path conventions.
Dots are standard for JSON paths here, so A fits best.
A imo, because it follows the natural hierarchy from outer to inner block using dots, which seems standard here. B uses colons but the path order looks less intuitive compared to A.
Maybe B, since colons often separate levels in some Salesforce paths and it matches the block order from outer to inner clearly. D and C look reversed, so probably out.
A, follows the typical dot notation and block hierarchy correctly.
If JSON paths usually use dots and go from outer to inner blocks, then option D looks off because it starts with Action1 first. Could the order in A be the key here?
A looks right since JSON paths usually use dots and follow the block hierarchy from outer to inner.