convert AA to string for AsyncPostFromString(param)

I use FormatJson() and ParseJson() to translate back and forth from associative array and string, works great.

thanks komag for reply.
it will be my pleasure if you share some example.

first = {"verifyAgentProfileRestRequest":{"isDevice":false,"soapRequest":{"contractAcceptanceMedium":"WEB"}},"searchCustomerProfileRestRequest":{"soapRequest":{"customerSearch":{"address":{"streetAddress1":"NTAwIEUgRnJhbmtsaW4gU3Q=","unitNumber":"NzY0Mg==","zipCode":"MjMyMTk="},"sessionId":""}}},"selectCustomerProfileRestRequest":{"soapRequest":{"sessionId":"","searchSelectionChoice":{}}},"queryBadDebtRestRequest":{"soapRequest":{"sessionId":"","firstName":null,"lastName":null,"emailAddress":null,"socialSecurityNumber":null,"telephoneNumber":null,"creditCheckConsent":false},"dateOfBirth":null}}

firststr = FormatJson(first,0)
print"firststr =" firststr

it's giving syntax error here .

It may not work if there are types of values it doesn't like:

7.20 FormatJson(json as Object, flags = 0 as Integer) as String
Formats an Associative Array as a JSON string.
Data types supported are booleans, integer and floating point numbers, strings, roArray, and roAssociativeArray objects.
An error will be returned if arrays/associative arrays are nested more than 256 levels deep.
If an error occurs an empty string will be returned.
Normally non-ASCII characters are escaped in the output string as "\uXXXX" where XXXX is the hexadecimal representation of the Unicode character value. If flags=1, non-ASCII characters are not escaped.

The main thing is all the values can only be Booleans, Integers, Floats, Strings, Arrays, and Associative Arrays. No Function names allowed for one thing, and perhaps other things as well. So maybe this approach won't work in your case.

When I use it I don't use the flag, just FormatJson(myThing), not sure how that flag works anyway.

You might try:
print "firststr Type is " type(firststr)

"cpjamloki" wrote:

first = {"firstName":null,"lastName":null,"emailAddress":null,"socialSecurityNumber":null,"telephoneNumber":null,"creditCheckConsent":false},"dateOfBirth":null}}

firststr = FormatJson(first,0)
print"firststr =" firststr

it's giving syntax error here .

The BrightScript associative array literal format isn't compatible with an arbitrary JSON value.
For one thing, the assignment to first refers to null which is not an intrinsic BrightScript keyword.

You could do:

    null = invalid

prior to assigning to first, to address that.

However, in the current firmware (6.2), BrightScript also doesn't support quoting the key names, so it still won't work.

E.g. you can do:

    first = {a:"b"}

but you can't do:

    first = {"a":"b"}

"RokuKC" wrote:
However, in the current firmware (6.2), BrightScript also doesn't support quoting the key names, so it still won't work.

<prick up ears> What-what? Am i hearing an enhancement of hash literals is coming?

is Roku support to post json data? how do I send JSON as part of a post request?
Need same as unanswered post.

viewtopic.php?f=34&t=64647&sid=988df4e8559d24ee1b525b7f17590cc82

"EnTerr" wrote:
<prick up ears> What-what?

Ha ha, I hadn't seen that thread, but it seems like a reasonable request to me. 😉