Error using using global.JSON.stringify() in scoped application - 'Evaluator.evaluateString() problem: java.lang.ClassCastException:'

[jarethdisley]

I am getting this error 'Evaluator.evaluateString() problem: java.lang.ClassCastException:' when using global.JSON.stringify() in a scoped application - Any ideas why?

In my opinion JSON.stringify should work for any valid Javascript object - Is this not the case?

[cameronrichard]

Hello Jareth,

JSON.stringify does work in scoped applications. I tested this in both an application scope and global (in Scripts - Background):

var ddd = {
       "test": "value"
};

gs.info(global.JSON.stringify(ddd));

Are you to post the JSON you're trying to stringify?

Thanks,

Cameron

[jarethdisley]

Thank you for your response, I seem to be having a specific issue with numeric keys...

As an example the following fails:

var objectTest = {}
objectTest["1"] = 'hello';
gs.info(global.JSON.stringify(objectTest));

It seems that numeric indexes - Even if they are enclosed within a string are still treated as numeric?

[cameronrichard]

Are you running on Geneva or Helsinki? I want to ensure I'm running on the same release.

I've run this locally and it works as expected. My output:

        sn_sc: {"1":"hello"}

[jarethdisley]

I have tried on both Geneva and Helsinki with the same result.. can you try running in a scope other than 'global'? This seems to work in global but not within a scoped app..