When I wrote "collection of objects" I was thinking about Java objects. What
about this?
Any function arguments are passed in the request body in JSON format. The
content of the arguments can depend on how the function is defined. Each
function argument has to be written as a JSON object (sourrounded by { }) and
using "@ type" to declare its type. "@ value" can be used to specify a scalar
value. Inner JSON objects ({ }) or JSON collections ([ ]) are not accepted.
Collections of Java objects cannot be specified as parameters in JSON format.
So if a function receives a collection of objects as one of its arguments (e.g.
List), it cannot be called using <%=vars.product_name%> REST API.
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