1. Kiat Chun
  2. PowerBuilder
  3. Tuesday, 22 January 2019 02:18 AM UTC

Hi team,

This question is a follow-up from my previous question about how to make a API calls, which is now possible.

I received following API string, and assigning it to a string variable.

ls_stringbody = '{"addresses":[{"id":2521795,"name":"John Smith","company":"Company Ltd","building":"Building Name","street":"Street Name","suburb":"Suburb Name","post_code":"1000","city":"City Name","state":"NSW","country":"Australia","code":"123","telephone":"012345678","email":"email@testemail.com"},{"id":2521796,"name":"Jane Smith","company":"Company Ltd","building":"Building Name","street":"Street Name","suburb":"Suburb Name","post_code":"2000","city":"City Name","state":"NSW","country":"Australia","code":"123","telephone":"987654321","email":"email@testemail.com"}]}'

 

Now I would like to parse this information into say, a datastore/datawindow, and vice-versa.. get modified data out of datawindow and submit back to API call.

 

Which powerscript functions I need to parse JSON string into datastore, and vice-versa ...back to API call.

I've tried several samples from PowerScript reference, but I keep getting error message:

"The returned data does not match the item data type."

Maybe I am looking at the wrong example.

 

The steps I've taken:

//1. Create json parser
JSONParser json
json = CREATE JSONParser

//2. Loads JSON String... and Check for irregular JSON string contain null value
ls_result = json.LoadString (ls_stringbody)
0 THEN
   MessageBox ("Failed","Load JSON Failed:" + ls_result)
 RETURN
END IF

//3. GetRootItem
ll_root = json.GetRootItem ()      // this always returns 1

//4. GetChildCount
ll_count = json.GetChildCount (ll_root)     //this always returns 1

//5. GetChildItem using a LOOP
FOR ll_index = 1 TO ll_count
    ll_row = dw_1.InsertRow (0)
    ll_child = json.GetChildItem (ll_root, ll_index) 
    ll_id = json.GetitemNumber (ll_child, "id")
    dw_1.SetItem (ll_row, "c1", String (ll_id))
    ls_name = json.GetItemString (ll_child, "name")
    dw_1.SetItem (ll_row, "c2", ls_name)
    ls_company = json.GetItemString (ll_child, "company")
    dw_1.SetItem (ll_row, "c3", ls_company)

NEXT

 

But I keep getting an error message "The returned data type does not match the item data type."

 

Appreciate your advise.

Thanks in advance

Kiat


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