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- mike - Jul 06 2008 | javascript, persistence
Quoted: JavaScript Persistent Object Notation (JSPON) is a convention for using JSON to facilitate JavaScript referencing and complex object types to provide the necessary semantics needed for efficient and meaningful persistent objects.
- stinie - Mar 20 2008 | json, imported:del.icio.us
JavaScript Persistent Object Notation (JSPON) is a convention for using JSON to facilitate JavaScript referencing and complex object types to provide the necessary semantics needed for efficient and meaningful persistent objects.JSON provides a simple
- ckaroli - Aug 10 2007 | web_programming, json, online, onlineware, framework, free, opensource, javascript, development, browser, ajax
free, open-source tool for browsing and manipulated JSPON persisted object graphs/data sources. SPON is a JSON extension for robust access and manipulation of persisted objects that includes definitions for how to support object and array identification,
- jayro - Nov 14 2006 | JSON, JavaScript
Quoted: JavaScript Persistent Object Notation (JSPON) is a data-interchange format with the goal of simply being a defined usage of JavaScript Object Notation (JSON, see www.json.org) to facilitate JavaScript objects that are intended to persist by defining a scheme to provide the necessary semantics needed for efficient and meaningful persistent objects. JSPON is pure JSON and maintains the same simplicity of JSON, and establishes a format for serializing and referring to objects to enable the persistence of JavaScript objects and object graphs by defining a set of fields for identification, deferred value loading, decentralized object creation, and primitive value, function and array object augmentation.
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