Classic ASP Requires Chilkat v11.1.0+
Create a JSON Array of Objects

Demonstrates how to create a JSON array of objects.
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<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
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<%
success = 0

set arr = Server.CreateObject("Chilkat.JsonArray")

set obj = Server.CreateObject("Chilkat.JsonObject")

'  Create a new and empty JSON object in the 1st position of the JSON array 
'  and return the reference in the last argument.
success = arr.AddObjectAt2(0,obj)
success = obj.UpdateString("Name","Otto")
success = obj.UpdateInt("Age",29)
success = obj.UpdateBool("Married",0)

'  Create a new and empty JSON object in the 2nd position of the JSON array 
'  and return the reference in the last argument.
success = arr.AddObjectAt2(1,obj)
success = obj.UpdateString("Name","Connor")
success = obj.UpdateInt("Age",43)
success = obj.UpdateBool("Married",1)

'  Create a new and empty JSON object in the 3rd position of the JSON array 
'  and return the reference in the last argument.
success = arr.AddObjectAt2(2,obj)
success = obj.UpdateString("Name","Ramona")
success = obj.UpdateInt("Age",34)
success = obj.UpdateBool("Married",1)

'  Examine what we have:
arr.EmitCompact = 0
Response.Write "<pre>" & Server.HTMLEncode( arr.Emit()) & "</pre>"

'  The output is:

'  [
'    {
'      "Name": "Otto",
'      "Age": 29,
'      "Married": false
'    },
'    {
'      "Name": "Connor",
'      "Age": 43,
'      "Married": true
'    },
'    {
'      "Name": "Ramona",
'      "Age": 34,
'      "Married": true
'    }
'  ]

%>
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