To add custom dynamic content, use a program object as per the example in the Programs folder of the jsonToolkit palette. Or you can extend BAbstractInlineJsonWriter. As code contained in a module is easier to maintain, extending the abstract class would be preferred where the program object may be widely distributed.

This palette example implements a method: public BValue onOverride(final BInlineJsonWriter input), which you can customize to meet your project’s needs. The InlineJsonWriter has two important methods:

Demonstrated below:

/**
 * The override method allows control of the writer and current base to be passed 
 * to the code below  * allowing JSON to be dynamically constructed within a schema.
 *
 * @param BInlineJsonWriter wraps two things:
 *           JSONWriter jsonWriter = in.getJsonWriter();
 *           BComplex base = in.getCurrentBase();
 *            
 * @return BValue allows logging of the "result" when fine logging is enabled
 * (this does not need to match what happened to the JSON...)
 */
public BValue onOverride(final BInlineJsonWriter in)
{
    //current base is set by the parent schema as each point is submitted for publishing
    BComplex base = in.getCurrentBase()
    
    //if (base instanceof BComponent)    
    
    JSONWriter jsonWriter = in.getJsonWriter()
    
    jsonWriter.key("highLimit")
    jsonWriter.value("1024")
    
    // do not close writer
      
    return null
}