"I only hope this turns out as useful as it should be. My fear is the JSON format they've chosen makes it as unusable as the DXL counterpart XML. As soon as I get time to play with it I'll let you know."
I started playing around with it during the session they mentioned it in :P It's certainly not the easiest it could be... since they started all the attribute names with an @ you have to reference them like jsonObj.column[x]["@title"] (Example from ?ReadDesign). Not horrible, but not as clean as it could be.
Also the developers stated the only real change to the JSON output in 8 was that the attribute names would be double quoted, which shouldn't make much of an impact on code written to the current 7.0.2 output.
@Val - I certainly agree, look for the next release of Domino YUI (on OpenNTF) to use JSON instead of XML.
"I only hope this turns out as useful as it should be. My fear is the JSON format they've chosen makes it as unusable as the DXL counterpart XML. As soon as I get time to play with it I'll let you know."
I started playing around with it during the session they mentioned it in :P It's certainly not the easiest it could be... since they started all the attribute names with an @ you have to reference them like jsonObj.column[x]["@title"] (Example from ?ReadDesign). Not horrible, but not as clean as it could be.
Also the developers stated the only real change to the JSON output in 8 was that the attribute names would be double quoted, which shouldn't make much of an impact on code written to the current 7.0.2 output.
@Val - I certainly agree, look for the next release of Domino YUI (on OpenNTF) to use JSON instead of XML.