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"currency" in json Response but while deserializing Reserved Word Exception is shown in Salesforce?
"Currency" keyword is used as key in json Response but when i am passing to deserialize Reserved Word Exception is shown?
How to handle this Exception?
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2 Replies
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Hi Suraj
Perform a string replace on the json string, the implications of this is unintended replacement of valid text inside a string, but this could be mitigated if the form of the json is as you've supplied "currency": "ABC" you could string replace:
jsonString.replace('"currency":', '"currency_x":');
Hope it may help you:
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Hello,
You have two choices: JSON.deserializeUntyped or JSON.createParser. But if still find error, Please share the code.
Thanks.
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