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Rurik Thomas Greenall edited comment on JENA-184 at 1/6/12 3:11 PM:
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I'm using trunk from github.
I'm not doing anything except passing model.getGraph() to
RDFJSONWriter.write(out,graph); I'm sure, though that there is a problem with
the local setup here if you're not experiencing the same issues. Is there a
chance of you guys providing a snapshot with these patches so that I can test
this?
was (Author: brinxmat):
I'm not doing anything except passing model.getGraph() to
RDFJSONWriter.write(out,graph); I'm sure, though that there is a problem with
the local setup here if you're not experiencing the same issues.
> RDFJSONWriter writes illegal JSON when there is two objects of the same
> subject-predicate.
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> Key: JENA-184
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JENA-184
> Project: Jena
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: RIOT
> Reporter: Andy Seaborne
> Attachments: Jena184_RDFJSONWriter.java,
> RdfJsonBadObjectListArrayWritingPatch.patch, RdfJsonBadObjectListPatch.patch,
> invalid.json
>
>
> RDFJSONWriter writes illegal JSON when there is two objects of the same
> subject-predicate.
> But the RDF/JSON reader can read the illegal JSON.
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