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Kasper Sørensen commented on METAMODEL-38:
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I do know and understand what JSON is ... But how do you see it used in a
MetaModel context?
To compare with XML ... I've seen sometimes data interchange in XML which was
several gigabytes of streamed XML. Although I didn't like that at all, I saw it
used by "enterprise" systems as a way to serialize large tables of data. I
haven't seen something like that going on with JSON actually - maybe because
those who are sensible enough to avoid XML, also avoids JSON for this task :-P
Let's say you had a big JSON file ... what assumptions would there be about it
- is the outer element always an array, or can it be a nested array that we
query in MetaModel? If you have to map to MetaModel's schema/table/column
model, how would you do that?
> support the json file format
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>
> Key: METAMODEL-38
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/METAMODEL-38
> Project: Metamodel
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Joao Boto
>
> Could we support the json file format..
> Json is not unlike xml which is already supported however is a much condensed
> form, and it is being used as the preferred method of exchange for many API
> one example:
> {
> "name":{
> "first":"Joe",
> "last":"Sixpack"
> },
> "gender":"MALE",
> "verified":false,
> "userImage":"Rm9vYmFyIQ=="
> }
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