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  3. March 2019

Re: YAJL addChar and multiple objects

Your JSON string is not valid. You have multiple JSON objects on your top level of the JSON string. But valid is either an array or an object.

[
{"type":"string","externalId":"EXTID1","description":"EXTID1 description"},
{"type":"string","externalId":"EXTID2","description":"EXTID2 description"}
]

Would be valid.

jsonlint.com helps you in figuring out what is valid and what is not.

json.org is a great resource for the json syntax.

Best regards

Mihael

On 20.03.19 03:33, Stephen Piland wrote:
Have a request from a client to create a JSON that looks similar to below, but not sure how to build it and if it is even legitimate.

{"type":"string","externalId":"EXTID1","description":"EXTID1 description"},
{"type":"string","externalId":"EXTID2","description":"EXTID2 description"}

I tried in a loop...
Yajl_beginObj()
3 addChars
Yajl_endObj()
But getting not okay!

Any ideas? Thanks.

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