Hello. Ordinarily I wouldn't ask others to debug a problem I'm having
with MY code, but I'm stuck. Being a total newbie to JSON, I'm afraid
I don't have enough experience to understand what this error means.

When I eval the json string, FireFox gives me an error that simply
says "Invalid label" (and points to the ':' between "mapid" and "1").

here's my code:

	 var json =
eval('{"mapid":"1","us_metric":"us","out_and_back":"0","rspoints":[{"key":"-117.\
8695678711_33.7391868646","lat":"33.7391868646","long":"-117.8695678711","order"\
:"0","type":"point","turn":"null","street":"null","elevation":"99.3","distance":\
"0.00","previous":"","next":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166"},{"key":"-117.917633\
0566_33.6271985166","lat":"33.6271985166","long":"-117.9176330566","order":"1","\
type":"point","turn":"null","street":"null","elevation":"94.3","distance":"0.00"\
,"previous":"-117.8695678711_33.7391868646","next":"-117.6635742187_33.610044573\
7"},{"key":"-117.6635742187_33.6100445737","lat":"33.6100445737","long":"-117.66\
35742187","order":"2","type":"point","turn":"null","street":"null","elevation":"\
482.9","distance":"0.00","previous":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166","next":""}],\
"center_lat":"33.674615719150","center_long":"-117.790603637650","zoom":7,"first\
_point_key":"33.7391868646_-117.8695678711","last_point_key":"-117.6635742187_33\
.6100445737"}');

A more legible version of this string is:
{
	 "mapid":"1",
	 "us_metric":"us",
	 "out_and_back":"0",
	 "rspoints":[
		 {
			 "key":"-117.8695678711_33.7391868646",
			 "lat":"33.7391868646",
			 "long":"-117.8695678711",
			 "order":"0",
			 "type":"point",
			 "turn":"null",
			 "street":"null",
			 "elevation":"99.3",
			 "distance":"0.00",
			 "previous":"",
			 "next":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166"
		 },
		 {
			 "key":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166",
			 "lat":"33.6271985166",
			 "long":"-117.9176330566",
			 "order":"1",
			 "type":"point",
			 "turn":"null",
			 "street":"null",
			 "elevation":"94.3",
			 "distance":"0.00",
			 "previous":"-117.8695678711_33.7391868646",
			 "next":"-117.6635742187_33.6100445737"
		 },
		 {
			 "key":"-117.6635742187_33.6100445737",
			 "lat":"33.6100445737",
			 "long":"-117.6635742187",
			 "order":"2",
			 "type":"point",
			 "turn":"null",
			 "street":"null",
			 "elevation":"482.9",
			 "distance":"0.00",
			 "previous":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166",
			 "next":""
		 }
	 ],

	 "center_lat":"33.674615719150",
	 "center_long":"-117.790603637650",
	 "zoom":7,
	 "first_point_key":"33.7391868646_-117.8695678711",
	 "last_point_key":"-117.6635742187_33.6100445737"
}

Thanks for your help!

Hi Ryan,

   When you eval a json string, enclose that string in between "(" and ")". So,
to correct your example, the json part of the eval statement would be:

        var json =
eval('('+'{"mapid":"1","us_metric":"us","out_and_back":"0","rspoints":[{"key":"-\
117.8695678711_33.7391868646","lat":"33.7391868646","long":"-117.8695678711","or\
der":"0","type":"point","turn":"null","street":"null","elevation":"99.3","distan\
ce":"0.00","previous":"","next":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166"},{"key":"-117.91\
76330566_33.6271985166","lat":"33.6271985166","long":"-117.9176330566","order":"\
1","type":"point","turn":"null","street":"null","elevation":"94.3","distance":"0\
.00","previous":"-117.8695678711_33.7391868646","next":"-117.6635742187_33.61004\
45737"},{"key":"-117.6635742187_33.6100445737","lat":"33.6100445737","long":"-11\
7.6635742187","order":"2","type":"point","turn":"null","street":"null","elevatio\
n":"482.9","distance":"0.00","previous":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166","next":"\
"}],"center_lat":"33.674615719150","center_long":"-117.790603637650","zoom":7,"f\
irst_point_key":"33.7391868646_-117.8695678711","last_point_key":"-117.663574218\
7_33.6100445737"}' + ')' );

   I separated "(" and ")" because I think you may be getting this json string
dynamically form a server response.

   Please feel free to contact again if it doesn;t work.

   Pavan Keely


Ryan Huff <routeslip@...> wrote:
   Hello. Ordinarily I wouldn't ask others to debug a problem I'm having
with MY code, but I'm stuck. Being a total newbie to JSON, I'm afraid
I don't have enough experience to understand what this error means.

When I eval the json string, FireFox gives me an error that simply
says "Invalid label" (and points to the ':' between "mapid" and "1").

here's my code:

       var json =
eval('{"mapid":"1","us_metric":"us","out_and_back":"0","rspoints":[{"key":"-117.\
8695678711_33.7391868646","lat":"33.7391868646","long":"-117.8695678711","order"\
:"0","type":"point","turn":"null","street":"null","elevation":"99.3","distance":\
"0.00","previous":"","next":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166"},{"key":"-117.917633\
0566_33.6271985166","lat":"33.6271985166","long":"-117.9176330566","order":"1","\
type":"point","turn":"null","street":"null","elevation":"94.3","distance":"0.00"\
,"previous":"-117.8695678711_33.7391868646","next":"-117.6635742187_33.610044573\
7"},{"key":"-117.6635742187_33.6100445737","lat":"33.6100445737","long":"-117.66\
35742187","order":"2","type":"point","turn":"null","street":"null","elevation":"\
482.9","distance":"0.00","previous":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166","next":""}],\
"center_lat":"33.674615719150","center_long":"-117.790603637650","zoom":7,"first\
_point_key":"33.7391868646_-117.8695678711","last_point_key":"-117.6635742187_33\
.6100445737"}');
A more legible version of this string is:
{
       "mapid":"1",
       "us_metric":"us",
       "out_and_back":"0",
       "rspoints":[
             {
                   "key":"-117.8695678711_33.7391868646",
                   "lat":"33.7391868646",
                   "long":"-117.8695678711",
                   "order":"0",
                   "type":"point",
                   "turn":"null",
                   "street":"null",
                   "elevation":"99.3",
                   "distance":"0.00",
                   "previous":"",
                   "next":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166"
             },
             {
                   "key":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166",
                   "lat":"33.6271985166",
                   "long":"-117.9176330566",
                   "order":"1",
                   "type":"point",
                   "turn":"null",
                   "street":"null",
                   "elevation":"94.3",
                   "distance":"0.00",
                   "previous":"-117.8695678711_33.7391868646",
                   "next":"-117.6635742187_33.6100445737"
             },
             {
                   "key":"-117.6635742187_33.6100445737",
                   "lat":"33.6100445737",
                   "long":"-117.6635742187",
                   "order":"2",
                   "type":"point",
                   "turn":"null",
                   "street":"null",
                   "elevation":"482.9",
                   "distance":"0.00",
                   "previous":"-117.9176330566_33.6271985166",
                   "next":""
             }
       ],

       "center_lat":"33.674615719150",
       "center_long":"-117.790603637650",
       "zoom":7,
       "first_point_key":"33.7391868646_-117.8695678711",
       "last_point_key":"-117.6635742187_33.6100445737"
}

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Hi.

I'm trying to use json.parse on server-side javascript under IIS.
This gives errors or returns false with "perfectly good" json strings.

The process is to send a json.stringified text via ajax to a asp page.
This in turn has an include of json.asp (with just <% %> added).

I get the stringified text and pass it to JSON.parse. False is
returned or an error saying the object does not support this method.

Am I doing something wrong or json.js simply cannot by used by
server-side IIS JScript?

Thanks,
Duarte

dnc_octopus wrote:
> Hi.
>
>
> I get the stringified text and pass it to JSON.parse. False is
> returned or an error saying the object does not support this method.
>

Post some json that fails and you source that calls the parser.


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--- In json@yahoogroups.com, Lindsay <lindsay@...> wrote:
>
> dnc_octopus wrote:
> > Hi.
> >
> >
> > I get the stringified text and pass it to JSON.parse. False is
> > returned or an error saying the object does not support this method.
> >
>
> Post some json that fails and you source that calls the parser.
>
>
> --
> Lindsay
>

Ok.
I build an object like this on the client side just for testing:
function fazJSON()
{
   var mObj = new Object;
   mObj.Time = new Date().getTime();
   mObj.Data = new Date().toUTCString();
   return JSON.stringify(mObj);
}

Then I pass this object to AJAX.Request (from prototype lib):
new Ajax.Request ('teste.asp',
   {
   method: 'get',
   parameters: 'pedido=' + objJSN,
   onSuccess: procResp,
   onFailure: procErro
   }
);


On the server I get the request using the QueryString, and pass it to
JSON.parse:

strReq = Request.QueryString("pedido");
respObj = JSON.parse(strReq);
if(respObj == false) {
	 Response.Write('JSON returned False');
	 Response.End;
}

The following are examples of json strings (produced by JSON) that
return false from JSON.parse on the server:
{"Time":1144349903406,"Data":"Thu, 06 Apr 2006 18:58:23 GMT"}
{"Data":"Thu, 06 Apr 2006 19:05:50 GMT"}
{"url":{"hash":"","host":"dnc1","hostname":"dnc1","href":"http://dnc1/evsig2/tes\
te.html","pathname":"/evsig2/teste.html","port":"","protocol":"http:","search":"\
"}}

But if I eval the strings it's ok.

Also, a last detail. On the server page I use:
<%@ language="javascript"%>
<!--#include virtual="/evsig2/server/json.asp"-->
<%
...rest of the program goes here...
%>

If there's any other info that's relevant just let me know.
Duarte

http://java.sys-con.com/read/203935.htm

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Got that one in one of my RSS feeds.  It's a good read.

Nels

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>
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>
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>
>      Cheers,
>      --MarkM
>
>
>
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I have added a JSON text parser, called JsonTextReader, that provides
non-cached, forward-only access to JSON data. JsonTextReader [1] can be
found in the Jayrock project from version 1.0.7507 onwards. I am
mentioning it here in case other libraries may be interested in a
similar approach.

Background:

When I originally started with the Jayrock project, I took off by
porting the Java JSONTokener implementation [2] to C# and re-factored it
such that it outputs the abstract JSON type system (embodied in
IParserOutput) as opposed to specific classes like JSONObject [3] and
JSONArray [4]. With JsonTextReader, I've got JSONTokener in the final
form I had planned originally. JsonTextReader basically takes
JSONTokener and turns its implementation into a yield/continuation
approach where it does the heavy-lifting of running a state machine
internally instead of requiring it from its users. With a non-caching
and forward-only approach, JsonTextReader also allows you to rip through
large JSON text without incurring the cost of building an in-memory
object graph if all you're interested in is just some pieces of data.
Here's an example that build a list of servlet names (see also full
example in the test case called "Shred" [5]):

JsonReader reader = new JsonTextReader(
   new StringReader(text));

ArrayList names = new ArrayList();

while (reader.Read())
{
     if (reader.Token == JsonToken.Member &&
         reader.Text == "servlet-name")
         items.Add(reader.ReadString());
}

I noticed that JSONObject has been enhanced to be even more liberal in
its lexical space, so I have updated the C# implementation similarly. I
have also added a Jayrock-JSON solution/project for those who wish to
use the JSON-only pieces of Jayrock without importing all the JSON-RPC
baggage.

[1] http://tinyurl.com/pg4b4
[2] http://www.json.org/javadoc/org/json/JSONTokener.html
[3] http://www.json.org/javadoc/org/json/JSONObject.html
[4] http://www.json.org/javadoc/org/json/JSONArray.html
[5] http://tinyurl.com/mg6zu

I don’t see where you are calling fazJSON to stringify the object, but I’ll
assume that objJSN is the stringified version of an object.



I had to wrap the stringified object in a call to encodeURIComponent to get
the object roundtrip successfully.  YMMV



I have a working example that uses two .asp pages and some supporting js
files.  If you’d like them, please let me know and I’ll send them.



Thanks,

Mark



   _____

Original message:

Ok.
I build an object like this on the client side just for testing:
function fazJSON()
{
   var mObj = new Object;
   mObj.Time = new Date().getTime();
   mObj.Data = new Date().toUTCString();
   return JSON.stringify(mObj);
}

Then I pass this object to AJAX.Request (from prototype lib):
new Ajax.Request ('teste.asp',
   {
   method: 'get',
   parameters: 'pedido=' + objJSN,
   onSuccess: procResp,
   onFailure: procErro
   }
);


On the server I get the request using the QueryString, and pass it to
JSON.parse:

strReq = Request.QueryString("pedido");
respObj = JSON.parse(strReq);
if(respObj == false) {
       Response.Write('JSON returned False');
       Response.End;
}

The following are examples of json strings (produced by JSON) that
return false from JSON.parse on the server:
{"Time":1144349903406,"Data":"Thu, 06 Apr 2006 18:58:23 GMT"}
{"Data":"Thu, 06 Apr 2006 19:05:50 GMT"}
{"url":{"hash":"","host":"dnc1","hostname":"dnc1","href":"http://dnc1/evsig2
/teste.html","pathname":"/evsig2/teste.html","port":"","protocol":"http:","s
earch":""}}

But if I eval the strings it's ok.

Also, a last detail. On the server page I use:
<%@ language="javascript"%>
<!--#include virtual="/evsig2/server/json.asp"-->
<%
..rest of the program goes here...
%>

If there's any other info that's relevant just let me know.
Duarte




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JSON is primary a set of encoding rules. A JSON encoder is required to
only emit stuff which is strict JSON. The only rule for decoders is
that they accept what an encoder emits. They are free to accept
non-JSON languages if they want to. So a JavaScript engine is a JSON
decoder, or a YAML decoder is also a JSON decoder.

Hello,

I use to have a lot of application build with ajax, to learn more about JSON
and also implement something easier in one of this applications.

The BIG problem is when i load it, it comes with some kind of different
characters.  I tried with all the ways to set the content type, doc type,
and everything else to try make it works but doesnt.

This file i'm loading that contents json it is a static file, so i can't
escape from some server side than unescape from javascript. I neet to load
the file and it should work.

HOW CAN I DO THAT?! some clue?!

the json content of file is:

[
     {"fase": "", "time1": "Cruzeiro", "placar1": "1", "time2":
"Figueirense", "placar2": "0", "tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo":
"detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "Goiás", "placar1": "1", "time2": "Vasco",
"placar2": "0", "tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml":
""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""}
]



this "Goiás" is the one that comes with error.

pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee someone save me!


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Hi,

   What's the charset ? It seems like you created the file (statis JSON) file
with some local charset. Can you send me that static file ?

   Pavan Keely

Rafael Faria <www.rafaelfaria@...> wrote:
   Hello,

I use to have a lot of application build with ajax, to learn more about JSON
and also implement something easier in one of this applications.

The BIG problem is when i load it, it comes with some kind of different
characters.  I tried with all the ways to set the content type, doc type,
and everything else to try make it works but doesnt.

This file i'm loading that contents json it is a static file, so i can't
escape from some server side than unescape from javascript. I neet to load
the file and it should work.

HOW CAN I DO THAT?! some clue?!

the json content of file is:

[
     {"fase": "", "time1": "Cruzeiro", "placar1": "1", "time2":
"Figueirense", "placar2": "0", "tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo":
"detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "Goiás", "placar1": "1", "time2": "Vasco",
"placar2": "0", "tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml":
""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""},
     {"fase": "", "time1": "", "placar1": "", "time2": "", "placar2": "",
"tempo": "", "local": "", "tipojogo": "detalhado", "xml": ""}
]



this "Goiás" is the one that comes with error.

pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee someone save me!


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These are interesting news. Microsoft seems to support (de)serializing
objects to/from JSON format.

http://forums.asp.net/thread/1257092.aspx

Mark,

Your assumption is correct.

I'll try encodeURIComponent before using parse and see what happens.

Thanks for your help!
Duarte

--- In json@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Ingalls" <mark_ingalls@...> wrote:
>
> I don't see where you are calling fazJSON to stringify the object,
but I'll
> assume that objJSN is the stringified version of an object.
>
>
>
> I had to wrap the stringified object in a call to encodeURIComponent
to get
> the object roundtrip successfully.  YMMV
>
>
>
> I have a working example that uses two .asp pages and some supporting js
> files.  If you'd like them, please let me know and I'll send them.
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark
>
>
>
>   _____
>
> Original message:
>
> Ok.
> I build an object like this on the client side just for testing:
> function fazJSON()
> {
>   var mObj = new Object;
>   mObj.Time = new Date().getTime();
>   mObj.Data = new Date().toUTCString();
>   return JSON.stringify(mObj);
> }
>
> Then I pass this object to AJAX.Request (from prototype lib):
> new Ajax.Request ('teste.asp',
>   {
>   method: 'get',
>   parameters: 'pedido=' + objJSN,
>   onSuccess: procResp,
>   onFailure: procErro
>   }
> );
>
>
> On the server I get the request using the QueryString, and pass it to
> JSON.parse:
>
> strReq = Request.QueryString("pedido");
> respObj = JSON.parse(strReq);
> if(respObj == false) {
>       Response.Write('JSON returned False');
>       Response.End;
> }
>
> The following are examples of json strings (produced by JSON) that
> return false from JSON.parse on the server:
> {"Time":1144349903406,"Data":"Thu, 06 Apr 2006 18:58:23 GMT"}
> {"Data":"Thu, 06 Apr 2006 19:05:50 GMT"}
>
{"url":{"hash":"","host":"dnc1","hostname":"dnc1","href":"http://dnc1/evsig2
>
/teste.html","pathname":"/evsig2/teste.html","port":"","protocol":"http:","s
> earch":""}}
>
> But if I eval the strings it's ok.
>
> Also, a last detail. On the server page I use:
> <%@ language="javascript"%>
> <!--#include virtual="/evsig2/server/json.asp"-->
> <%
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Fang Yidong has written a simple JSON package for Java.

http://www.JSON.org/java/json_simple.zip

when testing the JSON.stringify function, i noticed that it does not seem to
behave
correctly in safari. The issue is with Objects. It seems to arise from the fact
that
hasOwnProperty does not exist. It means that most Objects will be returned as
null.

I've found a "work around" (not my code), although it has some undesired side
effects:

if(!Object.hasOwnProperty){
     Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty = function(it) {
          return (this[it] && !this.constructor.prototype[it]);
     }
}

I was wondering if anyone else encountered this problem in safari (pre safari
2.0), and if
anyone knew of a work around that didn't have many (if any) side effects.

Thanks.

-Christopher

Just curious -- what testing has been done of the various libraries and tools
WRT
internationalisation?

I.e., has it been confirmed that i18n works in JSON, and is interoperable?

Cheers,

On Apr 17, 2006, at 1:47 PM, Mark Nottingham wrote:

> Just curious -- what testing has been done of the various libraries
> and tools WRT
> internationalisation?
>
> I.e., has it been confirmed that i18n works in JSON, and is
> interoperable?

Well... it assumes Unicode in all strings, if that's what you mean. =)

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Yep, I saw that; was just wondering what the gap between specification and
implementation
is...

Cheers,


--- In json@yahoogroups.com, Michal Migurski <mike-jsonphp@...> wrote:
>
> On Apr 17, 2006, at 1:47 PM, Mark Nottingham wrote:
>
> > Just curious -- what testing has been done of the various libraries
> > and tools WRT
> > internationalisation?
> >
> > I.e., has it been confirmed that i18n works in JSON, and is
> > interoperable?
>
> Well... it assumes Unicode in all strings, if that's what you mean. =)

If you should discover a gap in any of the implementations, I hope you
will report it.

Mind the gap.

--- In json@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Nottingham" <mnot@...> wrote:
>
> Yep, I saw that; was just wondering what the gap between
specification and implementation
> is...
>
> Cheers,

Deos JSON Request allow a true POST today?

I reviewed your docs, and there is some great information here, but you
do not discuss how to do a POST without xmlHtpp.

I am interested in a remote scripting call that allowes me to send
HEADERS.

Is this a proposed new standard or a library implmentation?  How can I
test it?

Now that this comes up, a question needs to be asked.

When Unicode chars are specified, is there an inherent encoding scheme
JSON wide? utf-8? utf-16? another schema?

On 4/18/06, Douglas Crockford <douglas@...> wrote:
>  If you should discover a gap in any of the implementations, I hope you
>  will report it.
>
>  Mind the gap.
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>
>  --- In json@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Nottingham" <mnot@...> wrote:
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>  > is...
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--- In json@yahoogroups.com, "Lars Goldschlager" <lars.gold@...> wrote:
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> Now that this comes up, a question needs to be asked.
>
> When Unicode chars are specified, is there an inherent encoding
scheme
> JSON wide? utf-8? utf-16? another schema?

You can use any of UTF-8, UTF-16, or UTF-32. I think UTF-8 is the only
thing that makes sense.

See http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-crockford-jsonorg-json-
04.txt

I think UTF-8 is just a transformation format,like GBK
and so on. In the 'internal' of both side (client /
server),unicode is encoded in UCS-2 or UCS-4. I think
support of unicode in JSON refers the latter.

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> --- In json@yahoogroups.com, "Lars Goldschlager"
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> You can use any of UTF-8, UTF-16, or UTF-32. I think
> UTF-8 is the only
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--- In json@yahoogroups.com, Fang Yidong <fangyidong@...> wrote:
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> I think UTF-8 is just a transformation format,like GBK
> and so on. In the 'internal' of both side (client /
> server),unicode is encoded in UCS-2 or UCS-4. I think
> support of unicode in JSON refers the latter.

JSON can be used with languages that use 8-bit chars, 16-bit chars, or
32-bit chars. Applications use Unicode in the most convenient size,
which is independent of the wire encoding.

It is a shame that Yahoo!Groups isn't implemented in JSON. Look at how
the Subject: of this missage got mangled.

I'm using the GBK version of Yahoo! mail.I forgot to
change 'Re:' in chinese (3 unicode characters) into
english.Maybe it's why the subject looks like this.

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I was just taking a look at the json output from Flickr, and noticed
that they don't quote any of their keys. As I understand it, that's
incorrect - at least based on the specs and info on json.org.

Is that correct? Should I be lobbying them to quote their keys?

(My parser expects quoted keys because I thought that was required by
the spec - if it's not required, I should probably just update my
parser instead of lobbying flickr to quote their keys).

An example output is here:

http://www.flickr.com/services/feeds/photos_public.gne?
id=33248206@N00&format=json

Thanks,
Blake

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> I was just taking a look at the json output from Flickr, and noticed
> that they don't quote any of their keys. As I understand it, that's
> incorrect - at least based on the specs and info on json.org.
>
> Is that correct? Should I be lobbying them to quote their keys?

No, they should definitely quote their keys. Parsers can be lenient
in what they accept, but it's lame to produce invalid output like
this, especially when the spec is so tiny.

-mike.

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