Common JSON Rules

In JSON, Boolean values can be text or JSON Boolean constants. In both cases, values are case-insensitive. The following two members are considered identical:

"AutoTables": "true"

"AutoTables": TRUE

Numeric values can be provided as text literals or numeric constants. The following two members are considered identical:

"Size": 70392

"Size": "70392"

Null or empty values can be provided using either the JSON keyword NULL (case-insensitive) or an empty string. For example:

"Occupation": null

"Occupation": ""

In JSON output messages, Doradus always quotes literal values, including Booleans and numbers. Null values are always represented by a pair of empty quotes.