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JsonList.Initialize JsonMap.Initialize JsonMap.put("uname", "Klaus") JsonMap.put("upw", "test") JsonMap.put("umail", "kk@kk.de") JsonList.add(JsonZeileMap) Dim JSONGenerator As JSONGenerator JSONGenerator.Initialize2(JsonList) Dim JSONstring As String JSONstring = JSONGenera

These formats are far from being trivial and with all kinds of edge cases that no one remembers. 'bad Dim s As String = "{""version"":""" & Version & """,""colors"":}" 'good Dim jg As JSONGenerator jg.Initialize(CreateMap("colors": Array("red", "green", "blue"), "version": Version)) Log(jg.ToPrett
link: You can use this code to parse JSON string in B4R: JSON Parsing These formats are not ideal for a 2k microcontroller with a very primitive memory all

Eg: ... Dim JSONGenerator As JSONGenerator JSONGenerator.Initialize (MapS) mapS.Put("serviceName", "Il servizio più eccellente di sempre") JSONGenerator.Initialize (MapS)
link: Fare un tentativo: Dim MapS as Map MapS.Initialize MapS.Put("serviceId","4") MapS.Put("serviceName","Service") MapS.Put("serviceCode","J") MapS.Put(
link: Sto facendo progressi, riesco a scrivere un file JSON con le informazioni che mi occorrono usando il codice seguente Dim MapS As Map MapS =

This will trigger the sync and leave event handlers. Channel1.Untrack Events Private Sub Realtime_PresenceDataReceived(PresenceData As SupabaseRealtime_PresenceData) Log("Presence data:") Dim json As JSONGenerator json.Initialize(PresenceData.Joins) Log("Joins: " & json.ToS

I see the problem. JsonGenerator is based on the Android native Json SDK. In newer versions of Android the internal SDK preserves the order of items. This is not the case in older versions. B4A Map does preserve the order. The "problem" here is in the native implementation. You will need to seriali
link: Initialize mapTest2.Put("scanid": "393190226115551C") mapTest2.Put("loc": "39") mapTest2.Put("staffid": "0123") mapTest2.Put("createda
link: It will be easier to read the logs with: Dim jGen As JSONGenerator jGen.Initialize(mapTest2) Log(jGen.ToPrettyString(4)) The output here is:

So I tried this... Dim JSONGenerator As JSONGenerator JSONGenerator.Initialize(Main.mJSON) Dim j As HttpJob j.Initialize("", Me) j.PostString("https://abouttimetcp.flyingneurons.io:40640",JSONGenerator.ToString & "\n")
link: Text = "abouttimetcp.flyingneurons.io" edtName.Text = "Johnson" End Sub Sub Activity_Resume SetState End Sub Public Sub SetState btnSend

test: See: https://www.bulksms.com/developer/json/v1/#tag/Message Library StringUtils SU.EncodeBase64 CALL: Dim Username As String = "XXXXXX" Dim Password As String = "XXXXXX" Dim JSONGenerator As JSONGenerator JSONGenerator.Initialize(CreateMap("to": "+27745428191", "body": "He
link: Sub Button1_Click '--------------------------- 'POSSIBLE METHOD 1: '--------------------------- Dim Username As String = "xxxx"
link: see log: my test result: note: username and password are invalid Dim Username As String = "XXXXXX" Dim Password As String = "XXXXXX" Pri

It is not better to convert the data to Json and send it in the HttpJob request Dim JSONGenerator As JSONGenerator JSONGenerator.Initialize2(list2) Dim Data As String = JSONGenerator.ToPrettyString(2)

hi Imbault! it seems that the api acceptsjson, if that is so then try Dim m As Map m.Initialize m.Put("xml",$"<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>"$) Dim json As JSONGenerator json.Initialize(m) Dim j As HttpJob j.Initialize("",Me) j.Pos
link: According to the above specs the api expects a Json String with a property "xml" (can't see from the picture if it needs other params), so something l

jServer. JSonGenerator and write the json string to the response. it is easier than you think to write an API with B4J. Private JSONGenerator As JSONGenerator JSONGenerator.Initialize(CreateMap("id":1)) resp.Write(JSONGenerator.ToString)

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