On 2015-01-05 10:11, Thomas Mueller wrote:
Hi,
oak.commons.json is currently also used in MicroKernelImpl, and the
persistent cache in the DocumentNodeStore. In my experience, the classes
JsopBuilder, JsopTokenizer, and JsopStream are much faster and need less
memory than org.json.simple, because they use low level "streaming", and
not a 1:1 JSON-object-to-Java-object representation. JsonObject (which
does support that) is only used for testing; I guess that class could be
moved to the test module.
...
FWIW, the persistent cache doesn't seem to use oak.commons.json...
Best regards, Julian
