Adrian Crum wrote: > Adam Heath wrote: >> Adrian Crum wrote: >>> Adrian Crum wrote: >>>> Adam Heath wrote: >>>>> ObjectToJSONString, and JSONStringToObject, is fairly straight forward >>>>> to implement. However, I still need to do my 'resolve' feature. >>>>> Possibily an ObjectToJSONResolveString, or some such. >>>>> >>>>> And, I could get rid of the UtilIO.readObject stuff, by implementing >>>>> an ObjectToFlatAttribute system. >>>> When you were evaluating JSON libraries, did you take a look at >>>> XStream? >>>> >>>> http://xstream.codehaus.org/index.html >> >> Maybe. Looking at it now, makes me not want to use it for JSON work, >> as JSON has such limited raw object support. Plus, serializing the >> internal state of objects is a bit icky, if the object knows there is >> a more compact way to represent itself. >> >>> I just integrated that library into OFBiz and created List and Map >>> to/from XMLString converters. It was pretty easy and they are >>> reflective. The library also supports JSON. >> >> You did? I don't see a commit with any changes. > > I meant on my local copy. I didn't commit it because I don't want to > interfere with what you're doing.
Don't you worry your pretty little head about that, little grasshopper, I can deal with it.
