| Issue 12: | Need DotNet version | |
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I like what I see, but I need/want to use it from .Net. I also need the Python, JavaScript, and Java versions, but they already exist. I propose to port json-template to .Net, if that would be acceptable. Please inform me regarding the necessary coordination steps (shall I send you a draft for your review?).
Apr 7, 2009
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andy.cho...@gmail.com
Apr 7, 2009
To clarify the last part, I meant that I'm not sure if all JSON parsers for a given platform (Java, .NET) give you the same in memory data structures. In Python it's obvious, but in other languages a JSON dictionary might correspond to any number of data structures?? Like, will I be able to use *any* .NET JSON parser to easily interface with this implementation? Actually I didn't check what the Java version does in this respect, so if anyone has any advice on that issue, that would be appreciated.
Apr 7, 2009
No, (at least in Java) they don't use the same in-memory data structures. That's why the Java version currently uses Java Collections interfaces (List, Map) and can access properties & fields of random classes via reflection.
May 12, 2009
Robert, have you been working on this all? Just curious.
May 14, 2009
I have not been working on this yet--I got attacked by my JOB (production release). I do want to work on it, but I cannot make any promises on timing. Therefore, I completely understand if you want to assign it to someone else. Perhaps I can contribute by testing, or perhaps I will get to implement it soon if no one else takes it on. Best wishes...
May 14, 2009
OK I see. There's no assigning here :) If you get to it, great. Otherwise this issue will just serve as a placeholder for anyone else who wants to come along. |