I started Piriti as an XML mapper for GWT back in January 2010. JSON mapping
was introduced some months later. So it has no relation to AutoBeans. It's
just an alternative way to (de)serialize POJOs. Although the output is very
similar, Piriti is not based on marker interfaces, but real POJOs. S
Thanks Harald
Hey - Piriti is nice - if I only knew about it some months earlier, when I
had to write a JSON-based API to a GWT App...
How does it compare to AutoBeans?
As of using Piriti for local storage: Each object instance in a graph has to
be stored individually in the storage. So we woul
Well doe Joerg! The API is straightforward but very powerful.
I noticed in JSONEntityWriter and JSONEntityReader you (de)serialize the
entites using the GWT JSON API. I'm the author of Piriti a JSON / XML mapper
for GWT: http://code.google.com/p/piriti/. Piriti is able to (de)serialize
whole ob
