Artik Cloud with Particle HW

[rPonganti]

@butilbenceno hi, did you try it with Artik cloud. ? Could you successfully send values from code to Artik cloud ?

Hello all,
I have tried the above solutions, unfortunately I didn't have success with ARTIK cloud.

This is in my code, trying to send 3 values to Artik cloud using web-hook

if((millis() - lastTime) > 40000)  
  {
    char buf[1000];
	sprintf(buf, "{ \"Humidity\": %d, \"Temperature\": 60, \"BatteryVolt\": 7}", 5 );
				//hum, temp, batt);
    Particle.publish("myEvent", buf, PRIVATE);
    Serial.println("Event published");
    Serial.print(buf);
    lastTime = millis();
  }

buf string printed on Terminal is perfect.
{ "Humidity": 5, "Temperature": 60, "BatteryVolt": 7}

But in the Web-Hook, escape character before double quotes is not removed. ( as seen from my Particle Console).
"data": "{ "Humidity": 5, "Temperature": 60, "BatteryVolt": 7}",

Sprintf() escape characters show up in output string?

If I may jump in here - it looks to me as if “data” is interpreted as a string and not json. This is probably the right thing to do unless there is an encoding flag or similar on the publish() call. The “data” value is simply a carrier for whatever else you want to add to the event - it could be html, xml, csv, as well as json, as posted here. In other words the cloud doesn’t really care what you put there - it’s the event name that’s important to the cloud, the data is used by your own applica…

In the above link I found, particle cloud does not escape the back slash when sending the text to Web-hook.

Since the back slash is not escaped, Artik cloud is not able to read the incoming JSON data.. Even though I could successfully POST the data to Artik cloud, the data is not interpreted and Artik cloud shows No Data.

Can anyone help me how to resolve this ? Is it possible to escape the \ in the text sent to Web-hook.?
During testing, I created the web-hook with static JSON data and Artik cloud is able to read the value. I suspect only with this escape character it is not able to.

Thanks.