Hi,

Convert the List to JSON -

• Inside your OutSystems logic, use ListToJSON or prepare the list in a JSON format:

  • If you have a list of times like ["13:26:00", "13:29:00", "13:31:00"], you will create a string:

  • Assign the JSON string to a local variable called TaskTimesJSON.

Pass JSON to JavaScript -

var taskTimes = JSON.parse($parameters.TaskTimesJSON); // Parse the JSON string into an array

function scheduleTasks(times, task) {

    const now = new Date();

    times.forEach((time) => {

        const [hours, minutes, seconds] = time.split(":").map(Number);

        const scheduleTime = new Date();

        scheduleTime.setHours(hours, minutes, seconds, 0);

        if (scheduleTime < now) {

            scheduleTime.setDate(scheduleTime.getDate() + 1);

        }

        const delay = scheduleTime - now;

        setTimeout(() => {

            task();

            setInterval(task, 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000);

        }, delay);

    });

}

const myTask = () => {

    $actions.TriggerOfflineDataSync("gate-logs");

    alert("Task executed at " + new Date().toLocaleTimeString());

};

// Schedule tasks using dynamic times

scheduleTasks(taskTimes, myTask);

Thanks,

Vipin Yadav

i got this json output from outsystems after serialize but i want only time like ["16:26:00", "16:29:00", "16:31:00"];

[{"SyncTime2":{"Id":25,"Time":"17:27:00"}},{"SyncTime2":{"Id":26,"Time":"17:31:00"}}]

Thanks vipin for your valuable response but i achieved this with another way by using javscript.

var nestedJsonArray = JSON.parse($parameters.In1);

var namesArray = nestedJsonArray.map(item => item.SyncTime2.Time);

alert(namesArray); 

$parameters.Out1 = namesArray;

-bind this output to output variable which object data type n passed this to my next javascript as input variable with same data type .

The idea of using JSON is the more important part of this solution, how exactly you use it in your javascript is an implementation detail.

So I also marked the answer of @Vipin Yadav as solution.

Dorine