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  1. Red Hat Fuse
  2. ENTESB-19758

Transforming a json body via JSONPath returns a string where the json object keys aren't quoted

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      Do not use any return type with jsonpath 

      .setBody().jsonpath("$.d.results")
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      Do not use any return type with jsonpath .setBody().jsonpath( "$.d.results" )
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      Reproducer attached.

      Test demonstrates the error. You can build with mvn clean install -DskipTests to build then run. Copy the multiple-item-array.json and single-item-array.json files into the work directory to see the difference in parsing single vs. multiple item arrays.

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      Reproducer attached. Test demonstrates the error. You can build with mvn clean install -DskipTests to build then run. Copy the multiple-item-array.json and single-item-array.json files into the work directory to see the difference in parsing single vs. multiple item arrays.

      When extracting a JSON element via JSONPath from a JSON array with a length of "1", an unquoted value is returned, resulting in deserialization issues.

      A multi-element array containing the same values as one of the elements in the array is parsed fine with no serialization errors.

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            rnetuka@redhat.com Radovan Netuka
            rhn-support-dhawkins Duane Hawkins
            Federico Mariani Federico Mariani
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