Actson 1.2.0 with RFC 7159 compliance
The new version of Actson 1.2.0 has just been released. Actson is a reactive JSON parser (sometimes referred to as non-blocking or asynchronous). It is event-based and can be used together with reactive libraries/tool-kits such as RxJava or Vert.x.
The update includes the following changes:
- RFC 7159 compliance
(tested with the JSONTestSuite) - Performance improvements
- Minor bug fixes
Download the Actson binaries from http://search.maven.org or the source code from the GitHub repository. Actson is released under the MIT license.
More information
If you want to learn more about Actson have a look at its README file or at my earlier post.
Posted by Michel Krämer
on 16 November 2016
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