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Categorized request examples and articles tagged with [json-example] keyword How do I send JSON Payload to the server?
To send the JSON payload to the server{{ using LANG}}, you need to enclose the JSON data in the HTTP request body and indicate the data type of the request body with the "Content-Type: application/json" request header. If the client expects a response from the server in JSON format, it also needs to send the "Accept: application/json" header to the server. In this {{LANG}} JSON Payload Example, we send JSON to the ReqBin echo URL. Click Send to execute the {{LANG}} JSON Payload request online and see the results.
How do I return JSON in response?
To return JSON from the server, you must include the JSON data in the body of the HTTP response message and provide a "Content-Type: application/json" response header. The Content-Type response header allows the client to interpret the data in the response body correctly. In this {{LANG}} JSON response example, we send a request to the ReqBin echo URL and provide the "Accept: application/json" request header to tell the server that the {{LANG}} client is expecting JSON. In response to our request, the server sends a JSON response and includes the "Content-Type: application/json" and Content-Length headers, which indicate the type and size of the data in the response body. Click Send to execute {{LANG}} JSON response example online, and see the results.
How do I use JSON pagination?
JSON pagination is used when the number of elements returned in the server's JSON response is too large. The server can limit the number of items in the JSON to a small subset ("page") of the total available set to reduce the amount of data transferred from the server and speed up the server response time. The server will then provide links to get the previous and next JSON pages from the dataset. In this {{LANG}} JSON pagination example, we limit the number of items in JSON to 5 and provide links to the previous and next JSON pages in the links JSON object. Click Send to execute {{LANG}} JSON Pagination example online and see the results.
How do I add comments to JSON?
JSON is not intended and does not support comments by design, which means that comments in the form // ... or / * ... * / are not allowed in JSON files. But there is a workaround for adding comments to JSON files. To do this, you need to add an element to your JSON file, such as "_comment," which will contain your comment. The JSON API endpoint must ignore this particular JSON comment element. In this JSON comment example, we have included two comment elements in the JSON data, which you can see below.
What is the correct JSON Response Format?
For the server to respond in JSON format, include the JSON data in the response message body and specify the "Content-Type: application/json" HTTP header. The server may also set the Content-Length header to indicate the length of the JSON data in the response. If the Content-Length HTTP header is not set, then the HTTP/1.0 server closes the stream after sending the JSON data, and the HTTP/1.1 server sends the JSON data in a chunked transfer encoding format. In this JSON Response Format example, we send a request to the ReqBin echo URL to get JSON Response from the server. Click Send to execute the JSON Response Format example online and see the results.
Online JSON Formatter
Quickly and easily reformat JSON data strings into a human-readable format and check for JSON errors. Save, share, and collaborate on your JSON online. Explore JSON with a hand-picked database of JSON code examples. The Online JSON Formatter and Validator includes the best-in-class JSON code editor with advanced JSON syntax highlighting and a best-in-class JSON linter. Online JSON Formatter and Validator does not require browser plug-ins or desktop software. It's free.
Online JSON Viewer
Convert JSON data strings to a user-readable format and view them in a convenient tree view or JSON code editor with advanced JSON syntax highlighting. Save, share, and collaborate on your JSON online. Online JSON Viewer includes the best-in-class JSON linter that automatically detects and highlights JSON errors as you type. Learn JSON using a manually curated database of JSON examples. Online JSON Viewer works without additional browser extensions or desktop applications. It's free.
Online JSON Parser
Parse JSON data strings into a human-readable format and check for JSON errors with a superior JSON Linter. Save, share, and collaborate on XML online. View XML with a best-in-class JSON code editor, built-in syntax highlighting, and built-in JSON linter. Learn JSON with hand-picked JSON examples. Online JSON Parser works without installing browser add-ons or desktop software. It's free.
Online JSON Viewer
Convert JSON data strings to a user-readable format and view them in a convenient tree view or JSON code editor with advanced JSON syntax highlighting. Save, share, and collaborate on your JSON online. Online JSON Viewer includes the best-in-class JSON linter that automatically detects and highlights JSON errors as you type. Learn JSON using a manually curated database of JSON examples. Online JSON Viewer works without additional browser extensions or desktop applications. It's free.
To send the JSON payload to the server{{ using LANG}}, you need to enclose the JSON data in the HTTP request body and indicate the data type of the request body with the "Content-Type: application/json" request header. If the client expects a response from the server in JSON format, it also needs to send the "Accept: application/json" header to the server. In this {{LANG}} JSON Payload Example, we send JSON to the ReqBin echo URL. Click Send to execute the {{LANG}} JSON Payload request online and see the results.
How do I return JSON in response?
To return JSON from the server, you must include the JSON data in the body of the HTTP response message and provide a "Content-Type: application/json" response header. The Content-Type response header allows the client to interpret the data in the response body correctly. In this {{LANG}} JSON response example, we send a request to the ReqBin echo URL and provide the "Accept: application/json" request header to tell the server that the {{LANG}} client is expecting JSON. In response to our request, the server sends a JSON response and includes the "Content-Type: application/json" and Content-Length headers, which indicate the type and size of the data in the response body. Click Send to execute {{LANG}} JSON response example online, and see the results.
How do I use JSON pagination?
JSON pagination is used when the number of elements returned in the server's JSON response is too large. The server can limit the number of items in the JSON to a small subset ("page") of the total available set to reduce the amount of data transferred from the server and speed up the server response time. The server will then provide links to get the previous and next JSON pages from the dataset. In this {{LANG}} JSON pagination example, we limit the number of items in JSON to 5 and provide links to the previous and next JSON pages in the links JSON object. Click Send to execute {{LANG}} JSON Pagination example online and see the results.
How do I add comments to JSON?
JSON is not intended and does not support comments by design, which means that comments in the form // ... or / * ... * / are not allowed in JSON files. But there is a workaround for adding comments to JSON files. To do this, you need to add an element to your JSON file, such as "_comment," which will contain your comment. The JSON API endpoint must ignore this particular JSON comment element. In this JSON comment example, we have included two comment elements in the JSON data, which you can see below.
What is the correct JSON Response Format?
For the server to respond in JSON format, include the JSON data in the response message body and specify the "Content-Type: application/json" HTTP header. The server may also set the Content-Length header to indicate the length of the JSON data in the response. If the Content-Length HTTP header is not set, then the HTTP/1.0 server closes the stream after sending the JSON data, and the HTTP/1.1 server sends the JSON data in a chunked transfer encoding format. In this JSON Response Format example, we send a request to the ReqBin echo URL to get JSON Response from the server. Click Send to execute the JSON Response Format example online and see the results.
Online JSON Formatter
Quickly and easily reformat JSON data strings into a human-readable format and check for JSON errors. Save, share, and collaborate on your JSON online. Explore JSON with a hand-picked database of JSON code examples. The Online JSON Formatter and Validator includes the best-in-class JSON code editor with advanced JSON syntax highlighting and a best-in-class JSON linter. Online JSON Formatter and Validator does not require browser plug-ins or desktop software. It's free.
Online JSON Viewer
Convert JSON data strings to a user-readable format and view them in a convenient tree view or JSON code editor with advanced JSON syntax highlighting. Save, share, and collaborate on your JSON online. Online JSON Viewer includes the best-in-class JSON linter that automatically detects and highlights JSON errors as you type. Learn JSON using a manually curated database of JSON examples. Online JSON Viewer works without additional browser extensions or desktop applications. It's free.
Online JSON Parser
Parse JSON data strings into a human-readable format and check for JSON errors with a superior JSON Linter. Save, share, and collaborate on XML online. View XML with a best-in-class JSON code editor, built-in syntax highlighting, and built-in JSON linter. Learn JSON with hand-picked JSON examples. Online JSON Parser works without installing browser add-ons or desktop software. It's free.
Online JSON Viewer
Convert JSON data strings to a user-readable format and view them in a convenient tree view or JSON code editor with advanced JSON syntax highlighting. Save, share, and collaborate on your JSON online. Online JSON Viewer includes the best-in-class JSON linter that automatically detects and highlights JSON errors as you type. Learn JSON using a manually curated database of JSON examples. Online JSON Viewer works without additional browser extensions or desktop applications. It's free.
JSON Data Example
JSON is a widely used lightweight format for storing and transmitting data. JSON is often used to transfer data over the Internet between web and mobile apps and a server. JSON is smaller and more convenient than XML.
JSON Example
This page contains several examples of JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) objects.
JSON is a widely used lightweight format for storing and transmitting data. JSON is often used to transfer data over the Internet between web and mobile apps and a server. JSON is smaller and more convenient than XML.
JSON Example
This page contains several examples of JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) objects.
