Introduction to JSON
JSON is a lightweight data-interchange format. It is particularly useful because it can be 'decoded' easily by web page JavaScript into object form.
AJAX-based web pages use XmlHttpRequest to receive data from a server in response to a user action. While the returned data is normally in XML format, it can also be returned in JSON string format and processed more easily in JavaScript.
Many applications may store information in XML format. However they may want to send data to a client using JSON.
To achieve this, they must convert their XML data into JSON format.
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