Hi Robert,
I've already testet your fix with my code.
It works just fine in Caché, even without the customized datatype classes - thanks! ![]()
Regards, Thomas
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Hi Robert,
I've already testet your fix with my code.
It works just fine in Caché, even without the customized datatype classes - thanks! ![]()
Regards, Thomas
Seems like the JSONTYPE as Property-Parameter is only available in IRIS.
Therefore I've now implemented the solution suggested by @Timothy Leavitt with own datatype-classes using the JSONTYPE class-paramter. So far it seems to work.
Hope we could upgrade to IRIS anytime soon. But unfortunately we are not quite there yet.
Thanks!
Thomas
I've adapted your simple example:
Class test.TestJSONExport Extends (%RegisteredObject, %ZJSON.Adaptor) { Property int As %Integer; Property bool As %Boolean; Property str As %String(MAXLEN = ""); ClassMethod test() { set obj = ..%New() set obj.bool=1 set obj.int=12 set obj.str="TEST" set sc = obj.%JSONExport() } }
With this I get the following terminal-output:
do ##class(test.TestJSONExport).test()
{"int":"12","bool":"true","str":"TEST"}Is it because I'm using the backported %ZJSON from Robert in Caché?
https://community.intersystems.com/post/backport-json-cach%C3%A9
Thanks!
Thomas
The date should be thursday not tuesday, right?
XMLSEQUENCE is the parameter I was searching for - thank you Tomas!
But your are right of course: you have to be careful when setting the XMLSEQUENCE to 0.
Thank you Eduard - works great!
Just for additional clarification because I ran across this problem: the URL Map in the forwarded class (Api.v1 in your example) must not contain the Prefix of the URL (/v1 in your example). Its just the remainder of the REST URL that will be processed by the URL Map of the subclass.
Thomas
Thanks Dimitry! That was exactly what I was searching for!
Thomas