9
I'll try to illustrate this.
This is valid JSON.
{
"errors": [
{
"params": {
"password": "size must be between 4 and 30",
"loginId": "must match \"^[a-zA-Z0-9_]*$\""
}
}
]
}
This is not:
String str = '{ "errors": [ { "params": { "password": "size must be between 4 and 30", "...
4
Here's a parsing example using SSJS.
If this were the value of the json attribute:
[
{
"sku":"123",
"name":"Square",
"url":"https://spmvs.com?sku=123"
},
{
"sku":"456",
"name":"Circle",
"url":"https://spmvs.com/?sku=456"
},
{
"sku":"789",
"name":"Triangle",
"url":"https://spmvs.com/?sku=...
3
You can easily parse your String into Map and then serialize Map itself.
Here is an example how to do it:
String toMap = 'Profile:[UID=, crmId=0000o00002XXXXxXXX, email=top@top.com, firstname=null, lastname=test]';
Map<String, String> ans = new Map<String, String>();
String actualValues = toMap.substringAfter(':');
actualValues = actualValues....
3
The heap limit is more of a "suggestion" than a hard rule. Having 13 MB of used heap isn't a big deal if you only do so briefly. However, there is a hard limit for strings; one single string cannot exceed the heap size limit. Similarly, JSON.deserialize (and related methods) will automatically fail if the string's size exceeds the total heap size (regardless ...
2
ANSWER: Escape the escapes. Because this is being handled both in Apex and as JSON, it seems they both need their own "\". Or should I say \"\\". Sorry, bad joke. Maybe others can offer even more detailed explanation.
Change the part in question to: ...state.completion", "[{\\"name\\":\\"connect_adapt... and so on.
1
In case all values form JSON are comming as strings { "key" : "value" }, you can
Map < String, Object > bodyMap = JSON.deserializeUntyped(req.requestBody.toString());
if (bodyMap.containsKey('age') && String.isNotEmpty((String)bodyMap.get('age')) { obj.someNumber = (Integer) bodyMap.get('age');
}
do the same for all variables you ...
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