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I'm receiving a JSON payload from a webservice at my site's internal webpage at /asset/setjob. The following is the JSON payload being posted to /asset/setjob:

[{"job": {"source_filename": "beer-drinking-pig.mpg", "current_step": "waiting_for_file", "encoding_profile_id": "nil", "resolution": "nil", "status_url": "http://example.com/api/v1/jobs/1.json", "id": 1, "bitrate": "nil", "current_status": "waiting for file", "current_progress": "nil", "remote_id": "my-own-remote-id"}}]

This payload posts one time to this page. The page is not meant for viewing but parsing the JSON object for the id and current_status so that I can insert it into a database. I'm using Zend framework.

HOW DO I receive this payload in Zend? Do I $_GET['json']? $_POST['job']? None of these seem to work. I essentially need to assign this payload to a php variable so that I can then manipulate it.

I've tried:

$jsonStrGet = var_dump($_GET); $jsonStrPost = var_dump($_POST);

And I've tried: $response = $this->getResponse(); $body = $response->getBody();

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Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks.

A: 

Not sure what you are asking, but to convert a JSON string into an object, use Zend_Json::decode($foo)?

Kevin Sedgley
+1  A: 

I'm not aware of how you use ZF here, but to access to request parameters, you need to use

$this->getParams() or $this->getParam('yourvar');

(See manual)

in your controller.

Then, use Zend_Json::decode($var);

Boris Guéry