If you're really, really desparate, you could google "JSON boost serialization" Robert Ramey Leo Cacciari wrote:
Hi, for a project I'm working on, I need to be able to send JSON-encoded objects on a network connection. I though that extending the xml_[io]archive classes could do the trick, given that JSON, just like xml, is based on representing an object by a collection of NVPs (name-value pairs). However, I was unable to find an explication on _how_ to extend that class, and I lost myself very quickly when I tried to follow the code in the source.
Thus I'm wondering...
First, should I actually modify xml_[io]archive or should I extend text_[io]archive by adding serialization of NVPs?
If, as I think, the right way is to extend text_[io]archive, and more so if I should actually extend/modify xml_[io]archive, does anyone have suggestion on how to do that?
Even better, does anyone have a JSON serializer I could use in a (*commercial*) project?
Thanks a lot for your help