Inheritance diagram for JSONFormat:

Public Member Functions
	beforeDeserialize (&$data)

	afterSerialize (&$data)

	isSerializedNode ($key, &$value)

	serializeNode ($key, &$value)

&	deserializeNode ($key, &$value)

Public Member Functions inherited from HierarchicalFormat
	deserialize (&$request)

	serialize (&$response)

	processValues (&$value, $key, $method)

	beforeDeserialize (&$data)

	afterDeserialize (&$data)

	beforeSerialize (&$data)

	afterSerialize (&$data)

	isSerializedNode ($key, &$value)

	isDeserializedNode ($key, &$value)

	serializeNode ($key, &$value)

&	deserializeNode ($key, &$value)

Public Member Functions inherited from AbstractFormat
&	getNode ($oid)

	getNodes ()

Public Member Functions inherited from IFormat
	deserialize (&$request)

	serialize (&$response)

Additional Inherited Members
Public Attributes inherited from AbstractFormat
	$_deserializedNodes = null

Detailed Description

JSONFormat realizes the JSON request/response format. All data will be de-/serialized using the json_encode/json_encode method if avalaible or JSON.php as fallback, except for Nodes. Nodes are serialized into an array before encoding (see JSONFormat::serializeValue). On serialization the data will be outputted directly using the print command.