Trouble parsing Json

At this point it's not JSON, it's a dictionary.

For example, here's what I see in onBackgroundData() when I request JSON weather data.  It's what I get when I receive data.

{observations=>[{lat=>38.860001, obsTimeUtc=>2021-10-12T13:49:08Z, lon=>-94.795998, realtimeFrequency=>null, country=>US, uv=>0.000000, humidity=>80.000000, qcStatus=>1, neighborhood=>Olathe, epoch=>1634046548, imperial=>{windSpeed=>0.000000, elev=>1089.000000, dewpt=>52.900002, precipTotal=>0.000000, heatIndex=>59.000000, pressure=>30.180000, temp=>59.000000, precipRate=>0.000000, windChill=>59.000000, windGust=>0.000000}, obsTimeLocal=>2021-10-12 08:49:08, softwareType=>AMBWeatherV4.2.9, solarRadiation=>69.699997, stationID=>KKSOLATH274, winddir=>89}]}

add a println in your onReceive to display the data.

Hi Jim,

Actually I post this because I tried to follow the same logic as what I learned previously from your feedback, but I struggle in adjusting my code to make it work here.

var associated = data["associated"];
Sys.println(associated);

returns

{units=>{windSpeed=>KPH, waveHeight=>M, tideHeight=>M, temperature=>C, swellHeight=>M}, tideLocation=>{min=>-0.160000, max=>6.090000, lat=>46.500000, mean=>0, name=>Les Sables d'Olonne, lon=>-1.783300}, utcOffset=>2}

I would like to isolate tideLocation to retrieve its "Lon" and "Lat" keys.

Again, understans that when you do a makeWebRequest and request JSON data, you'll see a dictionary in CIQ, and given what I see in what you posed, it will be

assocaued[tideLocations][lat];

for example

Can you explain what part isn't working here? Does your code crash? If it doesn't crash what happens? (How do you know it isn't working?) (I ask because the code looks okay to me.)

What happens if you print the values of the variables Lat and Lon?

Hi,

Actually I get an error code -403 response everytime something is wrong in my code. Because of that I kindda struggle in finding what's going on.

Thanks to your help I managed to add those two values to an array and send it to the app via Background.exit(FilteredData);

Still when I try to store both of this values from the App, to be able to use them in the View I get this -403 returned by onStop. 
I wonder if it could come from the fact the value is minus something?

I treat these values (#35 and #36) the same way as #33 and #34. However here there is something going wrong somewhere : 

//[33 - 34] CALCULATION COEFFICIENT MAREE
					if((data[33] != null) & (data[34] != null) ){
																HighTideHeight = data[33].toFloat();
																//Sys.println("HighTideHeight pour Coeff: " +  HighTideHeight);
																LowTideHeight = data[34].toFloat();
																//Sys.println("LowTideHeight pour Coeff: " +  LowTideHeight);
																
																var CoeffMareesValue = ((HighTideHeight - LowTideHeight)*100) / MarnageMoyen;
																CoeffMarees = CoeffMareesValue.toNumber();
																
																Storage.setValue("CoeffMarees", CoeffMarees);
																
																}						
											
										
				
					
//[35 - 36] SUNRISE SUNSET HANDLING
					if((data[35] != null) & (data[36] != null) ){/*Sys.println("data[35] -> " + data[35]);
																*/
																
																
																LatRetreive = data[35];
																LonRetreive = data[36];		
																
																var Lat = LatRetreive.toFloat();
																var Lon = LonRetreive.toFloat();	
																
																Storage.setValue("Lat", Lat);
																Storage.setValue("Lon", Lon);
																}

The response is too large

But what I don't get is the webrequest settings don't change so the size of the response should be more or less constant.
I send 3 requests in a raw, it must be coming from there.

Also, it's closely related to the number of prints I request in my code. If I put too many of them it triggers the -403 error...

I can get it to work (pretty well actually) by just commenting what's in the  ""if((data[35] != null) & (data[36] != null)"".
I'll never get this -403 error code (logged that over several days)

you have a max of 32k (really 28k) for background services on most devices, and that's both code and data, so if you're getting data from 3 requests, that could throw you over the max.