Hi,
First, a couple of remarks.
- SOAP API is deprecated and will be removed in upcoming vRO 7.0, so you may want to look into REST API
- Strictly speaking, there are no objects of 'any' type. Eg. when a workflow is defined as having an input parameter of type any, when you call it it actually pass an object of some concrete type.
Now to your question. There is a class ch.dunes.model.type.AnyConvertor (in o11n-model) that could be useful. The following sample code should work
AnyConvertor conv = new AnyConvertor();
String value = "Array##{#Properties##[#attr2#=#string#drugi#+#attr1#=#string#prvi#+#arrAttr1#=#Array##{#Properties##[#drugi#=#string#1-2#+#treci#=#string#1-3#+#prvi#=#string#1-1#]##;#Properties##[#drugi#=#string#2-2#+#treci#=#string#2-3#+#prvi#=#string#2-1#]##}##]##}#";
try { // convert string representation to object Object obj = conv.toObject(value, null, ConvertorContext.SERVER_CONTEXT); if (obj != null) { StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer(); // convert object back to string representation conv.toString(buffer, obj, ConvertorContext.SERVER_CONTEXT); String s = buffer.toString(); }
} catch (ConvertorException e) { e.printStackTrace();
}
Not sure which class you are using for JSON objects so you may need to write some simple adaptor code to provide mapping between your JSON objects and the objects returned by AnyConvertor.