JSON Parsing and Composing Rules

JSON documents are parsed and composed as described below. For more information on base types refer to Base Types.

JSON Parsing Rules

Bridge Base Type	JSON Type	Example
String	string	`“John Snow"`
Integer	int	`150`
Integer	string (int)	`“150"`
Float	number	`150.00`
Float	string (number)	`“150.00"`
Boolean	true/false	`true`
Blob	string (base64 encoded)	`“U2NoZWVyIFBBUw=="`
DateTime	string (XML Scheme dateTime)	`"2020-10-10T12:00:00Z"`
	string (ASP.NET DateTime)	`"/Date(1584960102-0700)/"`
	string (Time Durations)	`"P1M3H"`
	string (Date and Time Formatting Patterns)	`"15:20:12"`
	int (Unix timestamp)	`1757322286`
Array	array	e.g. array of strings: `[“one”, “two”, “three”]`

Bridge Base Type	JSON Type	Example
String	string	`“John Snow"`
Integer	int	`150`
Float	number	`150.00`
Boolean	true/false	`true`
Blob	string (base64 encoded)	`“U2NoZWVyIFBBUw=="`
DateTime	string (XML Scheme dateTime)	`"2020-10-10T12:00:00Z"`
Array	array	e.g. array of strings: `[“one”, “two”, “three”]`