ExecuteJson¶

Executes the request and returns the response body as a JavaScript object.

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myRestRequest.ExecuteJson():object

Returns¶

The response body as a JavaScript object.

Remarks¶

Unlike the RestRequest.Execute method, this method verifies that the server's status code is OK (HTTP 200). If not, an exception is thrown.

Example¶

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var client = $Rest.Create('http://targetserver');
var request = client.Request();

request.AddParameter('x', 1);

var result = request.ExecuteJson();

See Also¶

• RestRequest.Execute