Hey Ron,
> We could also consider a 4th choice, I.e. when converting date to string in
> the wrapper add extra flag to the string such that when it is decoded the
> wrapper will again convert the JSON decoded string to a date value. This of
> course means that the string coded by JSON will read something like:
>
> {DATE}YYYYMMDD
>
> and it will therefore not be usable by other JSON decoders unless they
> expect such convention.
Yes, I was thinking the same. But than we need a siwtch or a SET that
tells the JSon decoder to do that or not. because otherwise the
encoded string will not be readable by other languages that support
JSon. And THAT is just what I was looking for ;-)
Patrick
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