util.JSONObject.get
Returns the value corresponding to the specified entry name.
Syntax
util.JSONObject.get(
name STRING )
RETURNS result-type
- name is the string identifying the JSON object property.
- result-type can be a primitive type, a
util.JSONObject
or autil.JSONArray
object reference.
Usage
The get()
method returns the value or JSON object corresponding to the element
name passed as parameter.
If the element identified by the name is a simple value, the method returns a
string. If the element is structured, the method returns a
util.JSONObject
instance
and the returned object must be assigned to a program variable defined with the
util.JSONObject
type. If the element is a list of values, the method
util.JSONArray
instance and the returned object must be assigned to a program
variable defined with the util.JSONArray
type. Note: If the
element is a simple value, pay attention to the data format when directly assigning the result of
the
get()
method to a program variable. For example, if the JSON string value
represents a date, it will use the ISO format (YYYY-MM-DD). Assigning this ISO-formatted date string
to a DATE
variable will fail, if DBDATE format does not match.A name/value pair can be set with the put()
method.
Example
IMPORT util
MAIN
DEFINE obj, sub util.JSONObject
DEFINE jarr util.JSONArray
DEFINE rec RECORD
id INTEGER,
name STRING
END RECORD
DEFINE arr DYNAMIC ARRAY OF INTEGER
DEFINE x INT
LET obj = util.JSONObject.create()
-- Simple value
CALL obj.put("simple", 234)
LET x = obj.get("simple")
DISPLAY "x :", x
-- Sub-element
LET rec.id = 234
LET rec.name = "Barton"
CALL obj.put("record", rec)
LET sub = obj.get("record")
DISPLAY "sub :", sub.toString()
-- Array
LET arr[1] = 234
LET arr[2] = 2837
CALL obj.put("array", arr)
LET jarr = obj.get("array")
DISPLAY "jarr :", jarr.toString()
END MAIN
Output:
x : 234
sub :{"id":234,"name":"Barton"}
jarr :[234,2837]