go to post Kurro Lopez · Jan 30, 2017 mmm... I see The name of the variable is under double quote, and I'm calling the variable directly. Let me check in my solution. USER>set obj = ##class(%DynamicObject).%FromJSON("{""A_B"":""HELLO WORLD""}") USER>w obj.A_B W obj.A_B ^ <UNDEFINED> *B USER>w obj."A_B" HELLO WORLD
go to post Kurro Lopez · Jan 30, 2017 Thanks Eduard, my JSon has this underscore as part of the name of variable but is not supported (or it seems). With my workaround it works
go to post Kurro Lopez · Jan 27, 2017 Hi all, I've found the "ghost in the code". The problem was the JSon structure has some fields with "_" as part of the name of the property. When it tries to convert JSon to a class, this kind of name is not good for ensemble. How have I solved? easy... replacing the content and remove all "_" (I'm sure that there is not values with "_") set content = tHttpResponse.Data.Read() $$$TRACE(content) $$$TRACE($LENGTH(content)) set content = $REPLACE(content,"_","") // Remove all _ as part of the field name set objJson = ##class(%DynamicObject).%FromJSON(content) set b64 = objJson.Result.RES.DATA.DATAB64 // Instead of DATA_B64 Take care with this problem if you are developing Api and Cache Best regards
go to post Kurro Lopez · Jan 9, 2017 Thanks for the answer, it was configured to -1, I've updated this value and this error doesn't appears anymore
go to post Kurro Lopez · Dec 20, 2016 My cache version is:Cache for Windows (x86-64) 2016.2.1 (Build 803U) Wed Oct 26 2016 12:31:28 EDT [HealthShare Modules:Core:15.01.171 + Linkage Engine:15.0.171]
