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mendix / RestServices

REST service module for Mendix. Supports consuming and publishing REST based services and real-time data synchronization. Supports JSON, form-encoded, multipart and binary data transport.
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Order of primitives and sub structure #99

Closed nvwieren closed 6 years ago

nvwieren commented 6 years ago

I've published a REST microflow returning a root object with several sub structures. One of these contains 2 attributes and a reference to a deeper substructure.

Although not important functionally; is it possible to make sure primitives are serialized first and references after that?

mweststrate commented 6 years ago

Note that in the JSON standard there is no ordering of attributes, and it shouldn't matter for the consumer in which order they arrive. { x: 1, y: 2 } should be treated exactly the same as { y: 2, x: 1}

Op do 22 feb. 2018 om 10:49 schreef Nick van Wieren < notifications@github.com>:

I've published a REST microflow returning a root object with several sub structures. One of these contains 2 attributes and a reference to a deeper substructure.

Although not important functionally; is it possible to make sure primitives are serialized first and references after that?

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nvwieren commented 6 years ago

Hence my comments - "not important functionally" - I was wondering if there is any possibility to show attributes first, references last just for aesthetic purposes.