You can also build using JSON node constructors available in ML 8
let $json-node := object-node { "id": number-node {12345},
"a" : array-node {1,2,3} ,
"b" : fn:true(),
"c" : number-node {1234},
"d" : array-node{
number-node {12345},
text {"test"},
boolean-node {fn:true()},
array-node {'aaa','bbb','ccc'}},
"e" : object-node { "x": "hello
world",
"y": fn:false(),
"z" : array-node {1, 'a',
fn:true()}
},
"g": null-node {}
}
return $json-node
Thanks
Sudhakar
On 3/11/15, 6:52 PM, "Erik Hennum" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi, Will:
>
>You can use json:object() instead of map:map() for a mutable object where
>order is important.
>
>I think the API is the same as that of map:map otherwise.
>
>JSON nodes, like XML nodes, are immutable.
>
>Erik Hennum
>
>________________________________________
>From: [email protected]
>[[email protected]] on behalf of Will Thompson
>[[email protected]]
>Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2015 5:09 PM
>To: MarkLogic Developer Discussion
>Subject: [MarkLogic Dev General] Constructing JSON objects
>
>Is there a nice way to construct a JSON object similar to how maps can be
>constructed? Typically I would just do it this way:
>
>xdmp:to-json(
> map:new((
> map:entry('x', 1),
> map:entry('y', 2)
> )))
>
>Except that order is important in this specific scenario, and this ruins
>ordering.
>
>-Will
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