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Receiving long json table


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Hi all,

 

recently have been contacted to review my previous written code. It seems I am a little stuck here.

 

In the main loop of a VD I want to receive a large json table. Since I never know up front how long the exact responds is I am not sure how to loop it.

 

A sample responds (putty RAW) is listed below:

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It will always start with

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and always end with

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My previous solution was to loop and strip the results until I had the unit I wanted. Preferable is to load the whole table and extract the info by means of jsontable:

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What is the best way to load this table? My old way cuts of before the end is reached

Old way:

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Any help or ideas are appreciated. I did play with the readtimeout but didn't seem to make a difference

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I'm guessing that the server sends data in "chunked" mode and you only get the first part.

Does the data you get (unprocessed, from tcpSocket:read()) look like the one described in this article:

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In that case, a possible solution is listed here:

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    I will have to look into that. Since normally I log in via RAW mode I am not sure if there even is a header.

    Might try the code on the suggested page to see if I can rewrite it to stop after the }]} which is always the last bit of the message.

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