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I use a JSON API with boolean properties.
For example:
{
     "is_used": false,
     "is_unique": true
}

This allows your class to deal only during deserialization, but not in the serialization. What would be a good way to solve this?

Til know, I've faced two issues
First, if a key exists in the JSON dictionary and not exist in the NSObject it'll cause an expcetion.
The fix:
in NSObject+ObjectMap.m from line 391 to line 402 replace them with (put them inside if condition that checks if the property is not null)

if(property != NULL){
                                NSString *classType = [self typeFromProperty:property];
                                // check if NSDate or not
                                if ([classType isEqualToString:@"T@\"NSDate\""]) {
                                    NSDateFormatter *formatter = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] init];
                                    [formatter setDateFormat:OMDateFormat];
                                    [formatter setTimeZone:[NSTimeZone timeZoneWithAbbreviation:OMTimeZone]];
                                    NSString *dateString = [[nestedArray[xx] objectForKey:newKey] stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@"T" withString:@" "];
                                    [nestedObj setValue:[formatter dateFromString:dateString] forKey:newKey];
                                }
                                else {
                                    [nestedObj setValue:[nestedArray[xx] objectForKey:newKey] forKey:newKey];
                                }
                            }

The second issue is in the same file line 411 before adding the object to the array, make sure it's not a nil object.

Hi friend

How to pass the url and parameter. New developer for SOAP can u explain me.

Wsdl : http://82.178.20.92:8080/CRM2/services/SearchBusiness.ws?wsdl
function : getSearchBusiness
Parameters : array( 'businessCode' => '{"businessCode":[]}',
'businessName' => '@""',
'location' => @"",
'categoryKeyword' => @"",
PageNumber' => 1,
'paginationSize' => 10,
'languageCode' => en''
)

In our main methods (initWithData:type: and their JSON/XML/SOAP equivalents), we're basically double alloc-ing, and I'm not sure if this has any negative effects. Does ARC take care of this? I know it can't be great practice, and we're working on refactoring things to make JSON/XML/SOAP -> Objects make the most sense from a semantic/conceptual standpoint.

Does anyone have thoughts on this?

How does subclassing work using the initWithJSONData constructor?
Given the following class constructor (invoked only once):

- (id)init {
    NSData* raw = [NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:
                   [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"user" ofType:@"json"]];
    if (self = [MCUser initWithJSONData:raw]) {

    }
    return self;
}

Replacing MCUser initWith.. with self or super also brings the same result.

The app enters an infinite loop (EXC_BAD_ACCESS).
Any idea how use it properly?

Hi,
I have complex Json data. And when I am trying to convert to custom class it is returning nil.
Below is the example of JSon data.
{
"FiltersCount":{
"isFemale":[
{"Id":"T","Count":1310},
{"Id":"F","Count":146},
{"Id":"all_count","Count":1456}]
}
}

I am using Swift and trying to convert to below class's object.
========START=========
import Foundation
class ResultFilterCount : NSObject{
var FiltersCount : FiltersKeyValue?
override init(){
super.init()
if(self != nil){
self.setValue("FiltersKeyValue", forKeyPath: "propertyArrayMap.FiltersCount")
}
}
}

class FiltersKeyValue: NSObject{
var isFemale: [FilterResultModel]?
override init(){
super.init()
self.setValue("FilterResultModel", forKeyPath: "propertyArrayMap.isFemale")
}
}

class FilterResultModel: NSObject{
var Id : NSString?
var Count: NSNumber?
override init(){
super.init()
self.setValue("NSString", forKeyPath: "propertyArrayMap.Id")
self.setValue("NSNumber", forKeyPath: "propertyArrayMap.Count")
}
}

========END=========

This is the code to convert to class.
var data = results as NSData
var pList = ResultFilterCount(JSONData: data)

Result: It returns nil.
Expected Result : It should return ResultFilterCount object with different properties and values.

thanks
ankur

hi: i found a bug
such as this xml:PEK


AM

at last the CONTINENTCN node value is[AM] how can solve?

Automatic mapping is cool, but sometimes you just don't want to use the same names from the JSON for your object properties.
Could you be interested in this feature? If yes, I will take care of implementing it in my spare time. I was thinking of something like creating a protocol and asking the object for a mapping between JSON fields and its properties. If you don't implement the protocol, everything will work as now, otherwise you can customize things a little bit more.
I was also thinking on creating another protocol for parsing and trasforming (or normalize) the values from JSON (or XML) before setting the properties, but this could be an issue on its own.
Let me know what you think!
Thanks

showing "EXC_BAD_ACCESS" error while running the sample code

This is an infinite loop error due to the failure of finding the corresponding end tags of xml data

Now there is no manipulation for attributes they are simply ignored. Adding this will completely avoid the effort of xml parsing.
It should be better to map the attributes inside a tag to the same named properties within the object as in case of elements do
for eg : Need to handle the tag

Hi,

I am using this library for the last 4 years. Now suddenly it's not working for a simple object. I'm using an Apple M1 mac could this be an issue? I have response like this

"dateTime": "26-Apr-2022 9:00:06 AM",
            "postType": "FRIEND",
            "postCreationTimestamp": 1650963267,
            "linkPreview": null,
            "videoStreaming": {
                "channelName": "CDC6423B-331C-4E21-AA21-A45C8D36CFA8"
            },

And this is my Data Model properties. I have not added all properties here.

@Property (nonatomic,strong) NSNumber* postCreationTimestamp;
//Added For Live Video Streaming
@Property (nonatomic,strong) DNLiveStreamingChannel* videoStreaming;

The issue I'm getting is videoStreaming is always getting nil even if it's available in response. However other objects are getting parsed properly. How do I fix this issue?

UPDATE - When I debugged it I found that it's type is always NSNULL instead of class Type

Hello, I am looking a way to deserialize a xml response. This is the xml that I receipt:
 

And what I need is the token property in this case. I don´t understand how is the structure of the class I have to create, always get a null log... Any help please?

I have a node called <StatusMessage /> but it seems to cause issues with the rest of the properties not being filled out.

I think it's the space between StatusMessage and the />

Looking to add swift support (first on a new swift branch).

It appears that Swift has some basic reflection build in. I would love to leverage this to attempt a new object-map in swift.

A related StackOverflow question:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24060667/does-swift-support-reflection

I have used [[Class alloc]initWithSOAPData:operation.responseData]; . When I tried to fetch Soap String app crashed with this error '-[Class Header]: unrecognized selector sent to instance .