Re: json_table(httpgetclob, nested array

It is a great job, only it looks kinda "old fashion"

Most of the same logic can be used to present an equivalent web screen.

El 2019-11-25 a las 19:16, Booth Martin escribió:

For those interested:

Using Tim's starting place I built a 5250 application that presents
the user with a personalized list of current weather in a subfile list
of cities. My design goals were to:

 * use 5250 to consume a .json web service.
 * to make the application as mouse-able as I could.
 * de-clutter the screen.
 * have some fun.

I believe I did all that. please take a look. City Weather
<http://www.martinvt.com/Web/Current_Weather/current_weather.html>

One obvious but unexpected take-away from the project Is that with an
API you can only do what the API provides.  For instance, you can look
up "Paris" or "Paris, US" and get correct information but "Paris, TX"
and "Paris, AR" don't work predictably.  And, without a map you don't
know which "Paris, US" you got.  Thus ends unexpected lesson 42.

Anyway...  I had fun with it.



On 11/19/2019 3:49 AM, Tim Fathers wrote:

Ok, here's a complete example of calling a JSON webservice from
embedded RPG
https://github.com/fathert/json-rpg-example/blob/master/open-weather.sqlrpgle

It uses the sample APIs provided at OpenWeatherMap
(https://openweathermap.org/current#severalid) As it's only a sample
API, any old input gives the same output, which you can see by
clicking on the link on the website.

I hope this helps.

Tim.

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