The value of the 'content' field

{ "activityId": "cd3a8a78-d3c3-43ee-8b3e-5685c41810d8", "displayName": "Send HTTP Request", "name": "resName", "type": "SendHttpRequest", "properties": [ { "name": "Url", "value": "https://partnerdev-******/q" }, { "name": "Method", "value": "POST" }, { "name": "Content", "value": "System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject" }, { "name": "ContentType", "value": "application/json" }, { "name": "Authorization", "value": null }, { "name": "RequestHeaders", "value": {} }, { "name": "ReadContent", "value": true }, { "name": "SupportedStatusCodes", "value": [ 200 ] } ], "outcomes": [ "Done" ], "persistWorkflow": false, "saveWorkflowContext": false, "loadWorkflowContext": false }

The value of the ‘content’ field is ‘System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject’. why? ? ? Then I find the source code [ActivityInput(Hint = "The HTTP content to send along with the request.", UIHint = ActivityInputUIHints.MultiLine, SupportedSyntaxes = new[] { SyntaxNames.JavaScript, SyntaxNames.Liquid })] public string? Content { get; set; } So How do I convert strings to objects?

[4kb-wgh]

• If no formatter is selected, the response will be available as a regular string. Perfect If no formatter is selected, the response will be available as a regular int too. I believe Elsa will be better and better. Thanks.

[sfmskywalker]

Closing this as solved, but feel free to follow up as you please.