Is this correct json format?
{
"count": {
"hbase": 66,
"java": 63,
"spring": 41,
"Sample": 39,
"minify": 36,
"TS-WS1": 28,
"jprofiler": 26,
"logging": 24,
"SCM": 24,
"csrfguard": 20,
"ldap": 19,
"hadoop": 18,
"jquery": 18,
"android": 17,
"TS-WS2": 17,
"myplace": 16,
"jvm": 16,
"daily": 15,
"oops": 15,
"node.js": 15,
"long": 15,
"css3": 13,
"html5": 13,
"jms": 13,
"ci": 11,
"node": 11,
"backlog": 11,
"jsf": 10,
"groovy": 10,
"outofmemory": 9,
"adf": 9,
"Exception": 9,
"guidelines": 9,
"abc": 9,
"liferay": 8,
"performance": 7,
"Groovy": 7,
"jenkin": 7,
"Hadoop": 6,
"Learning": 6,
"code": 6,
"design": 6,
"CTT4TL": 6,
"": 6,
"eclipse": 5,
"templates": 5,
"apache": 5,
"Node.JS": 5,
"analytics": 5,
"cap": 4,
"CSRFGuard": 4,
"corba": 4,
"pattern": 4,
"EST-WS1": 4,
"web": 4,
"formatter": 4,
"Minify": 4,
"guava": 3,
"oracle": 3,
"security": 3,
"checklists": 3,
"lda": 3,
"ana": 3,
"bi": 3,
"ctt4tl": 3,
"est-ws2": 3,
"exception": 3,
"EST-WS2": 3,
"oop": 3,
"how": 3,
"hibernate": 3,
"LDAP": 2,
"cxf": 2,
"Scala": 2,
"interceptor": 2,
"hudson": 2,
"jenkins": 2,
"sonar": 2,
"viva": 2,
"nfr": 2,
"java7": 2,
"CSS3": 2,
"jpa": 2,
"ppt": 2,
"Hudson": 2,
"template": 2,
"des-ws3": 2,
"Hadoop\/HBase": 1,
"secur": 1,
"csrf": 1,
"DB": 1,
"university": 1,
"abcd": 1,
"jsa": 1,
"LOGGING": 1,
"json": 1,
"rm": 1,
"TS-SCM": 1,
"nak": 1,
"fad": 1,
"presentation": 1,
"est-ws1": 1,
"terna": 1,
"lucene": 1,
"coding": 1,
"log4j": 1,
"JPA": 1,
"theme": 1,
"training": 1,
"secu": 1,
"build": 1,
"css": 1,
"project": 1,
"solr": 1,
"DES-WS": 1,
"intercep": 1,
"test": 1
},
"date": MonMay0612: 19: 48IST2013
}
I receive this JSON on one of my ajax call. And just after receiving it shows "parserror". My code -
$.ajax({
type: "GET",
url: jsonURL + SEARCH_HISTORY_JSON + EXT_JSON,
dataType: "json",
contentType: "application/json",
async : false,
success: function(data) {
},
error: function(xhr, status, error) {
/* $("#tagCloud").html(getMessage(tagcloud.error));
$("#searchHistory").hide();*/
alert(status);
console.log(status);
}
});
Also please tell me how to access this data. Should I access it like data.data and data.count?
The problem is on the "date" field. You should treat date fields as strings.
Also, I would recommend using UNIX time for that purpose, because it is easier to parse from javascript.
In the success function, you can access the "count" field like data.count.
Parse error on line 121:
... }, "date": MonMay0612: 19: 48IS
---------------------^
Expecting 'STRING', 'NUMBER', 'NULL', 'TRUE', 'FALSE', '{', '['
You need to put your date like this -
"date": "MonMay0612: 19: 48IST2013"
Parse error on line 121: ... }, "date": MonMay0612: 19: 48IS ---------------------^ Expecting 'STRING', 'NUMBER', 'NULL', 'TRUE', 'FALSE', '{', '['
A very easy way to lint your JSON.
Change your date format as following:
"date":"Mon May 06 12:19:48 IST 2013"
& follow the json online editor.i.e. chrome : http://jsoneditoronline.org/
The problem is on the date field.
Please pass date filed value with "MonMay0612: 19: 48IST2013"