util.JSONObject.parse() parses a JSON string into a new JSON object.
Syntax:
util.JSONObject.parse("source")
Parameters:
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source |
a JSON string from which the JSON object is created |
Usage and examples:
util.JSONObject.parse() scans the JSON data string passed as the parameter, separates the pieces of the string that correspond to the structure of a JSON object, and creates a new JSON object.
An object newly created by util.JSONObject.parse() must be assigned to a variable of the util.JSONObject data type.
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example code |
MAIN DEFINE js STRING DEFINE json_obj util.JSONObject LET js = '{ "cust_num":273, "cust_name":"McCarlson", "orderids":[234,3456,24656,34561], "js_obj" : { "js_cust_num":1111, "js_cust_name":"js_McCarlson", "js_orderids":[123,2345,34567,45678] } }' LET json_obj = util.JSONObject.parse(js) DISPLAY json_obj.get("cust_num") DISPLAY json_obj.get("cust_name") DISPLAY json_obj.get("js_obj").toString() CALL fgl_getkey() END MAIN
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obtained results |
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If the JSON string is not properly formatted, the -8109 error - Verify the input string passed to the JSON parsing function. See the description for more details - is returned to the user.
Example programs:
CVS server: client.querix.com
CVS repository: /lycia_doc_examples
User: client
Project: auxiliary_features/json
Program: util_JSONObject_parse
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