My json file is as follows. This is a sample file. { "DocumentIncarnation": 1, "Events": [ ] } { "DocumentIncarnation": 2, "Events": [ { "EventId": "C7061BAC-AFDC-4513-B24B-AA5F13A16123", "EventStatus": "Scheduled", "EventType": "Freeze", "ResourceType": "VirtualMachine", "Resources": [ "WestNO_0", "WestNO_1" ], "NotBefore": "Mon, 11…
I have json file. When I send it by Postman (Application) it works but in C# code I get "Bad Request" The Json File: { "name": "Token", "request": { "method": "POST", "header": [ { "key": "Content-Type", "value": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" }, {…
Trying to retrieve parameters such as description, or bannerUrl, but to no avail. Any suggestions? Nothing seems to output... How can get get those values? I have tried the below, but no luck: import games from "../JSON/US.en.json"; {games.map((value,key)=> <div>{value.description}</div> )}…
So I am planning to create the following JSON file in Kotlin: {"Basket A": {"Row 1":"Apple", "Row 2":"Orange", "Row 3":"Pear", "Row 4":"Grapes"}} {"Basket B": {"Row 1":"Mango", "Row 2":"Pineapple", "Row 3":"Kiwi", "Row 4":"Cherry"}} {"Basket C": {"Row 1":"Banana", "Row 2":"Papaya", "Row 3":"Watermelon",…
I have a piece of JSON which is defined as follows: declare JSON2 text = '{"ChannelIDs":[11,12,17,14,13],"SerialNumber":"940860"}'; Now I am able to access this directly as follows: declare SerialNumber2 text; declare JSON2 text = '{"ChannelIDs":[11,12,17,14,13],"SerialNumber":"940860"}'; SELECT Json2::json->>'SerialNumber'::text into SerialNumber2; Now that…
So I have a JSON dataset that is in the following format: [{ "answer": "...", "question": "...", "context": "..." }, ... ] All of the fields are normal plaintext. My goal is train a pretrained BERT model on it for…
I have the following json file : { "entry1":"", "entry2":"", "entry3":"value3", "entry4":"value4", "entry5":"", "entry6":" ", "entry7":"", "entry8":"false" } I know the key value pair of the entry3 but not the next one (entry4 and value) How can I do ?…
I have found this previous answer that semi-answers my question but I want to return an array of the indexes in which they appear - in this case ** 18A38** would return the location [1,3]. Entries are only an example…
I am trying to deserialize a Json String using GSONbut after deserialization all values appear as Null. This is the Json String (I obtain this String from a server through a Rest API): {"getInformationResult":{ "BE_Active":false,"BE_Owner_ID":0,"BT_ID":0,"CLC_Sale":0,"CLC_Shared_Balance":false,"Cash":false,"Client_Active":false,"Client_Alias":null,"Client_ID":0,"Clients_Balance_By_Brand":null,"Contact_Active":false,"Contact_ID":0,"Credit":false,"Currency_ID":0,"Error_Codes":null,"Errors" :[{"Error_Code":"101","Error_Description":"Login: Invalid User or Password","Error_ID":27,"Error_Name":"Invalid…
Using this JSON object I am trying to find the parent object of xpublisher: { type: "object", title: "Scalars", properties: { stringProperty: { description: "Property name's description (type is string)", type: "string", examples: [ "example", "sample", ], xpublisher: [ "Greg",…