--- victor sosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, It doesn't iterate (end method), what means "When there aren't any
> objects left to iterate over it does some cleanup and
> goes away." ???????
See this code in end()?
> if (iterator!=null && iterator.hasNext()) {
> Object currentValue = iterator.next();
> stack.push(currentValue);
That's what puts the next object on the stack.
I'm still not sure why you're building JSON this way, though.
d.
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