Found this interesting link while researching into Yahoo web services:
http://www.crockford.com/JSON/xml.html
JSON is a simplified alternative to XML for date-interchange with the
added advantage of working with the Javascript DOM., as such it seems
a very good format for those interested in using XML for data-
interchange between programs. In the web service / AJAX world this is
even better as the format compiles directly to the javascript object
model - so easy to use by your HTML pages.
What does this mean for Rev? Well - only just came across this link -
but by using JSON instead of XML for your server side responses you
have an even easier way to create both RunRev clients and AJAX style
versions for web pages....
On 5 Jan 2006, at 20:35, Ken Ray wrote:
Damien, you might be interested in my all-Transcript XML Library,
which by
its very nature will work in all OSes. :-)
Version 2.0 is soon to be released, so if you're interested,
contact me
offlist.
Any chance of writing a JSON parser - should be super simple after
all the hard work with XML :)
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