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RE: [xml-dev] Maximally Consumable Data

Hi Rob,
 
> But, you have to 'eval' it making a 
> potential security threat.

In the book, Bulletproof Ajax, by Jeremy Keith, he says (p. 87):

"In order to extract the contents of a JSON object, it must be
evaluated.  The eval function is powerful, and potentially dangerous.
If you're retrieving JSON data from a third party that isn't entirely
trustworthy, it could contain some malicious JavaScript code that will
be executed with eval.  For this reason Douglas Crockford has written a
JSON parser that will parse only properties, ignoring any methods
(http://www.json.org/js.html)."

/Roger


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