I have a json response that I need to get the 'bundleProcessStatus' value to print to file:

$response = {
  "d" : {
    "_metadata" : {
      "apiVersion" : "7.1.0"
      "operationType" : "Object Perform 11"
      "security" : { }
      "pagination" : {
        "lastPageNum" : 1
        "totalItems" : 1
        "startIndex" : 1
        "endIndex" : 1
        "itemsPerPage" : 1
        "startIndexForArrays" : 0
        "endIndexForArrays" : 0
        "currentPage" : 1
      }
    }
    "response" : [ {
      "ptoFpngTransactionBundle" : {
        "bundleProcessStatus" : "SUCCESS"
        "_metadata" : { }
      }
    } ]
  }
}

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If I just call print $response the above is what is printed to file. How do I just get the value of "bundleProcessStatus"? Thanks in advance

In reply to retrieving data from a json response by dzap1

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