Flavio Castelli

Recently lots of people asked me how to build QJson under Windows. Most of them reported build/link errors, so I decided to try personally.

The good news is that QJson can be successfully built under Window, I can show you proof

I have written the build instructions on QJson website: just take a look here.

One last note: if you have problems with QJson please subscribe to the developer mailing list and post a message.

Gran Canaria Desktop Summit has been great and really productive. I had the pleasure to meet people interested in QJson, chat with them but also hack with them.

In fact we hacked a lot, doing lots of changes to QJson:

• the API has been cleaned, now it can be considered stable
• unicode support has been completely rewritten
• it’s now possible to convert QVariant objects into JSON ones

So it’s with a great pleasure that I announce the release of QJson 0.6.0.

Beware, since the API has been changed your application will probably break. I’m really sorry about that, but I guarantee it won’t happen in the future (as I said both API and ABI interfaces can now be considered stable).

QJson web site has been updated, reflecting all the changes made to the library.
openSUSE packages has been moved from my home repo to KDE:Qt one.

One last note, if you have problems with QJson please contact me using the qjson-devel mailing list. You can subscribe here.

In order to realize a project of mine I started looking for a Qt library for mapping JSON data to Qt objects.

I came over a couple of solutions but none of them made me happy. So in the last weekend I wrote my own library : QJson
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