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| Publicado el 31,julio 2018 - 14:18 |
Hi All
I can get a JSON feed of data from a supplier. They can also provide it in other formats but the JSON is ready to go now. Is WinDev a good tool for reading and processing a JSON feed?
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| Publicado el 31,julio 2018 - 14:43 |
Hi JP
sure... just look in the help at json and search for json on this forum for examples
Just be aware that json functions are not at the same level in all environments (or were not, the last time I checked), so depending on which version and which tool, your milage may vary.
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| Publicado el 01,agosto 2018 - 22:22 |
Hi ,
Depends on the json format. If it is not what windev or webdev expects then it is a pain in you back-end .
webdev has cool features for using third party controls etc. But for instance you cannot use controls from syncfusion. Because syncfusion doesnot recognize the webdev json. The json string starts with a space and that is funest.
It is a pitty for if it would work then wow we had a webdev with more controls then windev.
So try and if it works ok . IF not then maybe sent pcsoft a support mail.
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| Publicado el 02,agosto 2018 - 08:45 |
| Thanks Fabrice and wduser. Will check it out ! |
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| Publicado el 02,agosto 2018 - 10:05 |
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| Publicado el 02,agosto 2018 - 23:41 |
One I got the hang of it I've had great luck working with JSON in windev both creating and consuming. Way easier than XML IMO
JSONToVariant and VariantToJSON are a great place to start. |
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