Hi, Edelson, Justin schrieb: > ... If a JSON implementation implements objects in a > non-orderable way (which is permitted under the spec and > done in the json.org Java implementation), you can never > recover the original order of child nodes.
The spec is actually very clear: The order amongst properties in objects is explicitly undefined. That is, code must never expect properties to have a specific order. The problem is that browser JavaScript interpreters are implemented providing a property order, namely the order of property definition (similar to the ordering of the LinkedHashMap in Java) and client-side java scripters unfortunately tend to depend on this "feature". Regards Felix
