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2020-09-14 20-23-58
Goldy Lukka
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How to deserialize this JSON 
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Attached is JSON. Tried built-in and ardoJSON (JSONListify). 

So far no luck. 

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2020-03-05 14-29-02
José Costa

Hi Goldy,

Built-in and ardoJSON do not handle those kind of 2d arrays. They expect something like "name": "value" thing.

Can't you modify you json format? Where do you need to use that json?

Cheers,

José

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2020-09-14 20-23-58
Goldy Lukka

José Costa wrote:

Hi Goldy,

Built-in and ardoJSON do not handle those kind of 2d arrays. They expect something like "name": "value" thing.

Can't you modify you json format? Where do you need to use that json?

Cheers,

José

Even if I do edit (ignoring the whatever little performance impact), the JSON_Listify or ardoJSON doesnt work, which means I write my own JSON parser, which I did, and works fine in .NET but when imported as Outsystems extension, it does not work properly. 


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2018-01-19 03-18-31
indra budiantho

hi,

I try the more simple case:

{"pointMore":[[0.99,2.88]]}

using the Outsystems deserialize widget:

, but with no luck:


Before that the Outsystems able to create JSON structure using "Add Structure from Json" using that simple JSON. And it is a pity that the JSON is valid when i check online:

So, hopefully the Outsystems JSON team will fix it soon.

regards,

I


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José Costa

Hi Goldy,

What is "not work properly"?

Cheers,

José

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