Thank you, for your time.

I won't process a lot of records, just some records. On the other hand, I need to process those records (receive the jsons recods conmvert it to cursors, do some processes on each record and this processes would give me a result in a cursor and convert this cursor back into json so the web service can return them properly. I should mention that the requirement to use Json comes from a partner to the company which I work for, we need to share some data. So, return "standard" Json should important too. Is nfJson capable of those two important aspects?

TIA


>Hank already pointed you to a solution probably good enough.
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>>By "best" I mean the easiest, fastest and most standardized tool to interact with VFP 9.
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>I doubt you will tax vfp with nfJSON while you still have lots of control.
>But as you specifically ask to create a cursor and "fastest", I'd look at creating a byte stream
>from JSON, which is string handling.
>Marshalling once into Dotnet or even calling another process to parse hundreds of MByte
>to either create csv, SDF or a dbf as byte stream will have a fixed call overhead and process
>each JSON record faster, so for large reccount() and large recsize() with many I, D,Y fields
>calling into Dotnet or a C process will be faster - you could also write out the dbf file as stteam.
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>HTH
>thomas
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>>Hi. I'll begin to develop a small web service in VFP 9. This web service will receive and send Json data. But I need to know what is the best available tool for encoding/decoding Json strings. By "best" I mean the easiest, fastest and most standardized tool to interact with VFP 9. Of course, if it would allow me to create cursor from Json, that would be a big plus.