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The calling signature for the AddSubResource service is virtually identical to the AddSubProperty service and is called the same way. The key difference is that when the AddSubProperty service is called more than once for the same parent property name and the same sub-property name, the new sub-property value replaces the old one. Whereas with the AddSubResource service, each time it is called a new sub-resource object is added (or appended) to the existing array of sub-resources associated with the parent property. . Here is an example of what the code might look like:
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objResource = HTTP_Resource_Services('GetObject')
If Error_Services('NoError') then
SubResourcePropertyNames = 'type' : @FM : 'address' : @FM : 'city' : @FM : 'county' : @FM : 'state' : @FM : 'zip'
SubResourcePropertyValues = 'Mailing' : @FM : 'PO Box 1234' : @FM : 'New Orleans' : @FM : 'Orleans' : @FM : 'LA' : @FM : '70116'
HTTP_Resource_Services('AddSubResource', objResource, 'address', SubResourcePropertyNames, SubResourcePropertyValues)
SubResourcePropertyValues = 'Shipping' : @FM : '6649 N Blue Gum St' : @FM : 'New Orleans' : @FM : 'Orleans' : @FM : 'LA' : @FM : '70116'
HTTP_Resource_Services('AddSubResource', objResource, 'address', SubResourcePropertyNames, SubResourcePropertyValues)
// Serialize the JSON object.
jsonResource = HTTP_Resource_Services('GetSerializedResource', objResource)
end |
