Thank you @Enrico Parisi . It helps us. Thank you a lot.
 

Thank you @Luis Angel Pérez Ramos for your reply, let's see:

When we click on the magnyfying glass of Llamadas:

We see all the 4 <call> checked.

We have removed the timeout:

And it behaves like this:

It does not wait, for the 4 calls ^

Could you help us?

Thanks @Mike.W for your reply and help.

We have written the timeout as 30 and as "30" and in both cases it behaves wrong. It justs receives the first <call> response and it continues the BPL execution flow, without waiting for the other 3 replies:

Being the setting as "30":

And behaves similar with a timeout of 30:

30:

We do not know why.

Thanks for your help.

 Thank you @Luis Angel Pérez Ramos , for your time and help.

We have put together all the calls followed by the sync, all of them inside the scope and at the end, after the sync, the catchall, as follows:

Being the scope as follows:

<scope xpos='200' ypos='450' xend='200' yend='1500' >
<call name='Enviar a Proceso NEGRIN' target='Radiologia.CConcertadosOrdenesNEGRIN' async='1' xpos='200' ypos='650' >
<request type='Mensajes.Request.Radiologia.CConcertados.BusquedaOrdenesNEGRINRequest' >
<assign property="callrequest" value="request" action="set" />
</request>
<response type='Mensajes.Response.CConcertadostoPACS.Radiologia.BusquedaOrdenesNEGRINResponse' >
<assign property="context.busquedaOrdenesNEGRINResponse" value="callresponse" action="set" />
</response>
</call>
<call name='Enviar a Proceso HUNSC' target='Radiologia.CConcertadosOrdenesHUNSC' async='1' xpos='200' ypos='850' >
<request type='Mensajes.Request.Radiologia.CConcertados.BusquedaOrdenesRequest' >
<assign property="callrequest" value="request" action="set" />
</request>
<response type='Mensajes.Response.Radiologia.CConcertados.BusquedaOrdenesResponse' >
<assign property="context.listaBusquedaOrdenes.PacientesDerivadosCC" value="callresponse" action="insert" key="1" />
</response>
</call>
<call name='Enviar a Proceso CHUIMI 02' target='Radiologia.CConcertadosOrdenesCHUIMI' async='1' xpos='200' ypos='1050' >
<request type='Mensajes.Request.Radiologia.CConcertados.BusquedaOrdenesRequest' >
<assign property="callrequest" value="request" action="set" />
</request>
<response type='Mensajes.Response.Radiologia.CConcertados.BusquedaOrdenesResponse' >
<assign property="context.listaBusquedaOrdenes.PacientesDerivadosCC" value="callresponse" action="insert" key="2" />
</response>
</call>
<call name='Enviar a Proceso Fuertev' target='Radiologia.CConcertadosOrdenesFUERTEV' async='1' xpos='200' ypos='1150' >
<request type='Mensajes.Request.Radiologia.CConcertados.BusquedaOrdenesRequest' >
<assign property="callrequest" value="request" action="set" />
</request>
<response type='Mensajes.Response.Radiologia.CConcertados.BusquedaOrdenesResponse' >
<assign property="context.listaBusquedaOrdenes.PacientesDerivadosCC" value="callresponse" action="insert" key="2" />
</response>
</call>
<sync name='Esperar respuestas' calls='Enviar a Proceso NEGRIN,Enviar a Proceso HUNSC,Enviar a Proceso CHUIMI 02,Enviar a Proceso Fuertev' timeout='"PT30S"' type='all' xpos='200' ypos='1250' />
<faulthandlers>
<catchall xpos='200' ypos='1350' xend='200' yend='250' />
</faulthandlers>
</scope>

However, when we test it, we observe the following Visual Trace:

The BPL should wait to receive [12], [15], [17] and [19] before continuing executing the code below the <sync>... but it does not wait for the 4 replies... it just wait for one of them.

The <sync> is configured to wait for all the fours <call>

"Enviar a Proceso NEGRIN,Enviar a Proceso HUNSC,Enviar a Proceso CHUIMI 02,Enviar a Proceso Fuertev"

But it does not wait for all them.

Why?

How could we solve it?

Thanks for your help and time.

Thank you for your answer @Luis Angel Pérez Ramos 
 

However, as I detailed in the first post the <sync> command does not do what it is supposed that it does.

We have used it as follows:

<sync name='Esperar respuestas' calls='Enviar a Proceso NEGRIN,Enviar a Proceso HUNSC,Enviar a Proceso CHUIMI 02,Enviar a Proceso Fuertev' timeout='"PT30S"' type='all' xpos='200' ypos='2550' />

But it does not stop the BPL execution until all the 4 calls finish with a repsonse... it just waits until the first call gives a response, and then it continues.

Could you help us, please?

Thank you.

Thanks @Ashok Kumar 
It worked as you said perfectly fine.

Thanks for your help, and thanks for your kind and detailed explanation Ashok Kumar :=)

There are multiple line feeds and carriage returns not only one at start and at end

There are multiple line feeds and carriage returns not only one at start and at end

Thanks, @Enrico Parisi , for your reply and help. It really helped us your explanation and logic. Thank you for your time and help with this topic Enrico Parisi.

Hello Enrico Parisi, @Enrico Parisi, thanks for your questions and thanks for your reply, sincerely.

The required logic is to merge the "resource" objects within the "entry" arrays, focusing solely on the "resource" objects. The process should not merge the entire entries themselves but rather extract and combine the "resource" objects from each entry.

Here's a brief summary of the logic:

    - Extract the "resource" objects from each "entry" in response1 and response2.
    - Combine these "resource" objects into a single array.
    - Ensure the merged JSON contains only the combined "resource" objects, maintaining the integrity and structure of each "resource".
    
Please let me know if further clarification is needed.

Thanks Enrico Parisi for your time, reply and help.

The purpose or goal could be to use and show how to use Unit Tests in ObjectScript, and/or to employ best practices like making the code understandable and well commented. Vitaliy Serdtsev.

Thanks for your reply, Julius.

I understand your concern and would like to clarify the point of single digit numbers in this context.

The definition we have given is: “A number is Aesthetic if, in any base from base 2 to base 10, the absolute difference between each pair of adjacent digits is consistently equal to 1.” Now, when we talk about single digit numbers, they technically have no adjacent digits to compare, which may seem confusing.

However, in this context, we consider a single-digit number to be trivially aesthetic because there are no pairs of digits that can contradict the condition that the absolute difference is 1. In other words, there is no comparison to make that could invalidate the aesthetics of the number.

It is as if we were to say that a straight line is “smooth” because it has no curves that could make it rough. Similarly, a single digit is aesthetic because there are no differences between digits that would break the aesthetics.

In the case of the number 1, no matter what base you represent it in, it will always be a single digit. Therefore, there is no pair of adjacent digits to compare, and for this reason, it is considered to trivially meet the condition of being aesthetic.

I hope this clears up the doubt and justifies why a single digit number is considered aesthetic in any basis.

🙂🤔💭🟢 Thank you Julius for your deep reply and interesting observations, honestly they are totally right.

Greetings.

Hello everyone,

I appreciate your responses and perspectives on the challenge I posted. It's important to clarify that my intention was simply to share a programming challenge out of curiosity, and the context or the scenario of the programming challenge was created by another user. It's not a reflection of personal beliefs or values, but rather an abstract context in which this programming challenge was formulated.

Robert, I completely understand your viewpoint, and I respect your perspective based on your experiences. Marriage is indeed a deeply personal matter, and financial considerations may vary greatly from person to person.

Ba, thank you for sharing your experience. It's wonderful that your parents were able to support you during your wedding, and it's a testament to the importance of family support during such significant life events.

Luc, your perspective adds an interesting angle to the discussion. Indeed, the decision to allocate resources, whether for a wedding or other purposes, is deeply intertwined with individual priorities and values.

Once again, thank you all for engaging in the conversation, and I hope we can continue to share insights and perspectives in a respectful manner.

To be sincere and to be honest I did only posted it because I was curious about how could you solve it using ObjectScript. ✅✅✅🟩🟩🟩✅✅✅

Sorry if the context is not the best one.