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JSON, asJSON for Elementary ABAP Types
This example demonstrates asJSON for all elementary ABAP types.
Other versions:
7.31 | 7.40 | 7.54
Source Code
DATA: i TYPE i VALUE -123,
<span class="blue">* int8 TYPE int8 VALUE -123,</span>
p TYPE p DECIMALS 2 VALUE `-1.23`,
decfloat16 TYPE decfloat16 VALUE `123E+1`,
decfloat34 TYPE decfloat34 VALUE `-3.140000E+02`,
f TYPE f VALUE `-3.140000E+02`,
c TYPE c LENGTH 3 VALUE ` Hi`,
string TYPE string VALUE ` Hello `,
n TYPE n LENGTH 6 VALUE `001234`,
d TYPE d VALUE `20020204`,
t TYPE t VALUE `201501`,
x TYPE x LENGTH 3 VALUE `ABCDEF`,
xstring TYPE xstring VALUE `456789AB`.
"Transformation to JSON
DATA(out) = cl_demo_output=>new(
)->begin_section( 'asJSON' ).
DATA(writer) = cl_sxml_string_writer=>create(
type = if_sxml=>co_xt_json ).
DATA stab TYPE abap_trans_srcbind_tab.
stab = VALUE #(
( name = 'I' value = REF #( i ) )
<span class="blue">* ( name = 'INT8' value = REF #( int8 ) )</span>
( name = 'P' value = REF #( p ) )
( name = 'DECFLOAT16' value = REF #( decfloat16 ) )
( name = 'DECFLOAT34' value = REF #( decfloat34 ) )
( name = 'F' value = REF #( f ) )
( name = 'C' value = REF #( c ) )
( name = 'STRING' value = REF #( string ) )
( name = 'N' value = REF #( n ) )
( name = 'D' value = REF #( d ) )
( name = 'T' value = REF #( t ) )
( name = 'X' value = REF #( x ) )
( name = 'XSTRING' value = REF #( xstring ) ) ).
CALL TRANSFORMATION id SOURCE (stab)
RESULT XML writer.
DATA(json) = writer->get_output( ).
out->write_json( json ).
"JSON-XML
out->next_section( 'asJSON-XML' ).
DATA(reader) = cl_sxml_string_reader=>create( json ).
DATA(xml_writer) = cl_sxml_string_writer=>create( ).
reader->next_node( ).
reader->skip_node( xml_writer ).
DATA(xml) = xml_writer->get_output( ).
out->write_xml( xml ).
"asXML
out->next_section( 'asXML' ).
CALL TRANSFORMATION id SOURCE (stab)
RESULT XML xml.
out->write_xml( xml )->display( ).
Description
The identity transformation ID (for which a JSON writer is specified as the XML target) is called to create and display the asJSONformat of all elementary ABAP types.
As a comparison, the JSON-XML representation of the JSON data and the asXML representation of the ABAP data is also shown.