Already we are using cl-json in our product development, I'm not sure which version we are using now. But it is belongs to old source code(I think it is downloaded very long back).
Our team did some customization in the source code which meet our requirements. I want to update this into newer versions.
Please let me know how to use it and where I can download latest version of cl-json.In what way it should be embedded it into our application.
Let me know you need any further clarification.
Anybody please help me or give suggestions.
On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 2:04 PM, srinivasa reddy kadem srinu.kadem@gmail.com wrote:
Already we are using cl-json in our product development, I'm not sure which version we are using now. But it is belongs to old source code(I think it is downloaded very long back).
Actually, not very much has changed since the first version.
Our team did some customization in the source code which meet our requirements. I want to update this into newer versions.
Darcs is great if you want to move patches between versions.
I get curious, isn't this something you want to share with us? I am interested, what are the cusomizations, is it related to the current discussion on a new interface?
Please let me know how to use it
See the testcases for examples
and where I can download latest version of
cl-json.In what way it should be embedded it into our application.
That information is on the project site, http://common-lisp.net/projects/cl-json
Is it unclear? There are a few releases, and a darcs repo. The darcs repo contains newer things, it is usually very stable but you never know. The last days I added some new patches, and we will add new patches the coming months, see the discussion on this mailing list about an new interface which means you will be able to control how cl-json maps to lisp in more detail. This might make the darcs repo a bit more unstable for a while.
Let me know you need any further clarification.
And vice versa.
/Henrik
On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 2:04 PM, srinivasa reddy kadem srinu.kadem@gmail.com wrote:
Already we are using cl-json in our product development, I'm not sure
which
version we are using now. But it is belongs to old source code(I think it
is
downloaded very long back).
Actually, not very much has changed since the first version.
I compared our existing json code with latest json (cl-json_0.3.1). I'm not found any major differences. For me it seems to be fine to use older version of cl-json.
Our team did some customization in the source code which meet our requirements. I want to update this into newer versions.
Darcs is great if you want to move patches between versions.
I get curious, isn't this something you want to share with us? I am interested, what are the cusomizations, is it related to the current discussion on a new interface?
Once Darcs is stable or I'm comport and able to integrate this to our application, we'll start to embed Darcs.
Our changes are not related to current discussions on a new interface. We customized some functions which will best suite our application. Even these changes are very minimal.
Please let me know how to use it
See the testcases for examples
Right now I'm going through the test cases and sample examples provided along with the software. example test cases and others are simply superb and very useful.
and where I can download latest version of
cl-json.In what way it should be embedded it into our application.
That information is on the project site, http://common-lisp.net/projects/cl-json
Is it unclear? There are a few releases, and a darcs repo. The darcs repo contains newer things, it is usually very stable but you never know. The last days I added some new patches, and we will add new patches the coming months, see the discussion on this mailing list about an new interface which means you will be able to control how cl-json maps to lisp in more detail. This might make the darcs repo a bit more unstable for a while.
Let me know you need any further clarification.
And vice versa.
How can I participate in the development of Darcs and where to download it.
/Henrik
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