>>Hi,
>>
>>I am still having a problem. This is a question for anybody who may know the answer.
>>
>>Here is my sample Json-formated string:
>>
>>

>>cJsonStr = [{"access_token":"OCu_7Rt","token_type":"bearer","expires_in":1209599,".issued":"Fri, 23 Dec 2016 21:58:29
>> GMT",".expires":"Fri, 06 Jan 2017 21:58:29 GMT"}]
>>

>>
>>When I read this string into an object, as the follows:
>>
>>oJson = nfjsonread( cJsonStr )
>>
>>Then it fails on oJson.count - Count does not exist. I wanted to loop through the elements of this object but cannot find how if the object does not have property .COUNT
>>
>>But I can see all the values of the oJson in the debugger with Name and Value pair. But not loop in code.
>>
>>What am I missing?
>>
>>UPDATE. I can get the value of "access_token", which is what I was looking for. The value is stored in
>>oJson.access_token
>>But I thought - just to understand - that I could loop through the names of this collection (if this object is indeed a collection).
>
>I believe it's not a collection: it's an Empty object to which properties have been added.
>
>To display the contents of the JSON object (note: I'm not taking arrays in consideration)
>
>

>LOCAL ARRAY JsonMembers(1)
>LOCAL LoopIndex AS Integer
>
>FOR m.LoopIndex = 1 TO AMEMBERS(m.JsonMembers, m.oJson, 0)
>
>	? m.JsonMembers[m.LoopIndex], "=", EVALUATE("m.oJson." + m.JsonMembers[m.LoopIndex])
>
>ENDFOR
>

Thank you very much! Merry Christmas.