Peter Neubauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thursday, April 19, 2007 8:15 AM:
> Yes, > JSON looks extremely cool. I was just thinking that XMPP is IMHO what > will carry a big part of messaging not only for GTalk, iChat and > Jabber but even M2M communications. After all, in thi scase XML is > just serialization, not human intended in any form, so IMHO it's just > a matter of minimizing data traffic using JSON, and possibly easier > integration with JS. XMPP OTOH is getting a lot of cool extensions > like streaming, SIP etc that potentially could benefit even M2M stuff. Exactly. I'm still a great fan of XML (esp. after doing a web app with no prewritten html - just xml, xslt and taglibs). As you said however, the impetus for techne is to be lightweight and serialization is a key requirement. I've come across several JSON frameworks such as XStream, Json-lib, JsonTools, Jettison and JSON-RPC. XStream (with Jettison) and Json-lib seem to hold a lot of promise not only for their streaming capabilities but the "seamless" way they interoperate both with Java objects and XML. > > Just a thought, not a strong opinion. I just love the way XMPP is > finally getting traction. Yes, I understand where you were coming from. I just wonder if XMPP is easy to learn and if it is usable for web services. > > /peter > Regards. -- rick _______________________________________________ general mailing list general@lists.ops4j.org http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/general
