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In this method, you perform any additional processing or parameter injection that you need. You then add in the default set of parameters by making a call to the superclass. The following is an example that conditionally adds an extra parameter based on some data already in the launch data map, lowercases another parameter, adds the default set of parameters and returns:
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public class SampleAdapter extends AbstractAdapter {
@Override
public Map<String, String> processLaunchData(Map<String, String> params) {
log.debug("SampleAdapter.processLaunchData() called");
//lowercase a parameter
params.put("user_id", StringUtils.lowerCase(params.get("user_id")));
//conditionally add new parameter
if(Boolean.parseBoolean(params.get("some_boolean_param"))) {
params.put("my_param", "My Special Parameter");
}
//add defaults
params.putAll(super.getDefaultParameters());
return params;
}
}
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//add defaults
params.putAll(super.getDefaultParameters());
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