#30 JSON Serializer produces invalid JSON

[Lorenzo Masetti]

The XmlRpcJsonSerializer is not producing valid json strings (it uses single quotes instead of double quotes), Moreover in the JSON-rpc standard the result should be inside a property called result.
I attach my class extending the functionality of XmlRpcJsonSerializer to fix these issues but I would reccomend to merge these changes inside XmlRpcJsonSerializer

[Greger Olsson]

Hi Lorentzo,

Thanks for your bug report. The XmlRpcJsonSerializer is an old thing (2006, maybe older) that didn't follow any particular RPC-specification like JSON-RPC. So it definitely needs some fixes if people are still using it -- I also saw that it serializes Dates wrong.

I'm a bit swamped with a few projects right now, but If you'd like to help I could give you commit access to the repository?

[Greger Olsson]

On another topic; perhaps this is a good time to move the repository to GitHub? That would make it a lot easier for people to contribute to the library than with the bulky SF.

[Lorenzo Masetti]

Hi Gregor.
Thanks for the fast answer. I guess it is a bit complext to give access rights to the repository but I attach the patched version of the serializer (basically i just merged the code that i was writing in the subclass). It is not tested (I did not even try to complie) but it should work if i did not do anything wrong with the copy paste

[Lorenzo Masetti]

Hello again Gregor,
just to tell you that I tested the modified version in my project and it works fine so you can include it in the next release if you want,

[Lorenzo Masetti]

hello, happy new year
Any plan to include this fix in the next release?

[Lorenzo Masetti]

hi Gregor, seems you forgot about this issue :)
Actually XmlRpcJsonSerializer.java is working fine so you can include it in the next release.