How to use JSON in Delphi [Beginner]

[@daved3575]

Great and simple video - very helpfull people like me to learn the basic of JSON ..

[@hindermath]

Another great HIWWH-Video. Thank you so much for the explanation of this topic widely used in many scenarios today and in the future.

[@MichaelTroulis]

Very helpful video. Thank you.

[@chrishinch8810]

Great work, thank you so much!

[@ashayeri68]

Very helpful video. what is your ide font?

[@MrJimmaguire]

Really great 😊 which version of Delphi is required?

[@tmssoftwareTV]

We recommend XE2 minimum for robust JSON support in Delphi and TMS FNC JSON classes are supported from XE7

[@klbass68]

Would you mind creating a video on how to do SOAP requests and consuming the response with the native Delphi components? Also, without using WSDL? I love your tutorial videos.

[@df3yt]

I found a bug in the ObjectToJsonString, if your Date is in a record type it will become a normal double, if it's in a class it will display correctly with the zulu time and format. It does convert back to your object either way though but will confuse people using your JSON.

[@tmssoftwareTV]

is unfortunately a limitation in the Delphi JSON library

[@christophschneider9934]

It seems to be important, that the class TCustomer is declared in the interface part of the unit and not later in the implementation part. Otherwise I get an Exception "Internal: Cannot instantiate type TCusomer" within TJson.JsonToObject(LJson). Is there a possibilty to register the class for the RTTI manually or by using a compiler directive? ({$TYPEINFO ON} does not solve this)

[@erictenwestenend868]

Just what i need

[@kaffeburk100]

Cant compile the demo. [dcc32 Error] uMain.pas(112): E2018 Record, object or class type required Its the NowUTC i the last line. Result.LastOrder := TDateTime.NowUTC.IncHour(RANDOM(9999) * -1);

[@tmssoftwareTV]

What Delphi version do you use? You might need a newer Delphi version.