Comparing the speed of JSONItem, JSONItem_MTC, and Xojo.Data...

Hi Thom,

Did you ever complete that testing? If so how does the Einhugur JSON plug-in compare to the rest?

  • karen

[quote=438149:@Karen Atkocius]Hi Thom,

Did you ever complete that testing? If so how does the Einhugur JSON plug-in compare to the rest?

  • karen[/quote]
    Completely forgot, been pretty busy.

With 2019r2 released, I’ll running the tests again with the new API 2.0 methods added. I’ve done the Mac tests already and performance is great.

One thing I can’t do though is test the Einhugur JSON. I tried. I have the plugin installed, the code written, but because it’s a demo license it terminates the app.

If you want I can run the tests on my Mac at home… I have an Einhugur license. BTW They have 2 different JSON plugins. The old one is faster but has some limitations. The new one does not have those issues but is a lot slower.

  • Karen

[quote=457143:@Thom McGrath]With 2019r2 released, I’ll running the tests again with the new API 2.0 methods added. I’ve done the Mac tests already and performance is great.

One thing I can’t do though is test the Einhugur JSON. I tried. I have the plugin installed, the code written, but because it’s a demo license it terminates the app.[/quote]
JSONItem has not been updated to use the new Dictionary and JSON features yet, but we hope to give it the treatment when we’re finishing up Web 2.0.

Oh that’s neat. I thought it was going to be ignored or deprecated in favor of the new methods.

Ok fine but, Can you point me to the docs to the 2019r2 for the working json API 2.0 features?

Xojo.data.ParseJSON?

[quote=459464:@Tim Kearns]Ok fine but, Can you point me to the docs to the 2019r2 for the working json API 2.0 features?

Xojo.data.ParseJSON?[/quote]
http://documentation.xojo.com/api/text/json/generatejson.html
http://documentation.xojo.com/api/text/json/parsejson.html