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The previous Question is linked here: Apex Class Error Message: System.JSONException: No content to map to Object due to end of input

I have updated the code If I use the below code where String is Dynamic, I am getting the above error but when I hard code the values, I get the response

In debug Logs the value of selrec is : [{"recId":"abc"},{"recId":"def"}] Code Generating the error:

public with sharing class getmypicklistvalues{        
 @AuraEnabled(cacheable=true)
public static List<String> fetchPickListValue(String searchKey , String selrec){
system.debug('The value is selected'+selrec);
List<String> pickListValuesList= new List<String>();
 If(selrec != NULL  || String.isNotBlank(selRec)){
  List<Object> selectedvalues = (List<Object>)JSON.deserializeUntyped(selrec);
for(Object slval: selectedvalues){    
    Map<String,Object> data = (Map<String,Object>)slval;
    system.debug('The value of Object is'+data.get('recId'));
    }
   }
  }
}

But when I hardcode the values to Deserialize the JSON response, I am getting the desired result.

public with sharing class getmypicklistvalues{        
 @AuraEnabled(cacheable=true)
public static List<String> fetchPickListValue(String searchKey , String selrec){
system.debug('The value is selected'+selrec);
List<String> pickListValuesList= new List<String>();
 If(selrec != NULL  || String.isNotBlank(selRec)){
  List<Object> selectedvalues = (List<Object>)JSON.deserializeUntyped('[{"recId":"Angio Detect"},{"recId":"Animana Data Conversion"}]');
for(Object slval: selectedvalues){    
    Map<String,Object> data = (Map<String,Object>)slval;
    system.debug('The value of Object is'+data.get('recId'));
    }
   }
  }
}

I am not sure what I am missing here. FYI selrec will be NULL initially and the values will be loaded once users makes a selection.

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Replace line If(selrec != NULL || String.isNotBlank(selRec)){

with 

If(String.isNotBlank(selRec)){

The problem is occurring when selrec is null so you need to handle that.

See below code fire error.

String selrec = '';
List<Object> selectedvalues = (List<Object>)JSON.deserializeUntyped(selrec);
for(Object slval: selectedvalues){    
    Map<String,Object> data = (Map<String,Object>)slval;
    system.debug('The value of Object is '+data.get('recId'));
}

But the code below does not.

String selrec = '[{"recId":"abc"},{"recId":"def"}]';
List<Object> selectedvalues = (List<Object>)JSON.deserializeUntyped(selrec);
for(Object slval: selectedvalues){    
    Map<String,Object> data = (Map<String,Object>)slval;
    system.debug('The value of Object is '+data.get('recId'));
}

So you need to add null check before parsing.

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    String.isNotBlank handles null and empty string; no need to test for null Commented Nov 4, 2019 at 18:36
  • Thank you so much Rahul and cropredy, changing : If(selrec != NULL || String.isNotBlank(selRec)){ TO If(selrec != NULL && String.isNotBlank(selRec)){ works like a charm . I think I should quit programming an go to Himalaya if I am going to ask these kind of stupid questions. Thanks Again Commented Nov 5, 2019 at 19:01

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