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Date: Mon, 21 Dec 2009 13:02:18 +0000 (UTC)
From: "Joscha Feth (JIRA)" <jira@apache.org>
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Subject: [jira] Commented: (COUCHDB-604) _changes feed with ?feed=continuous
 does not return valid JSON
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Joscha Feth commented on COUCHDB-604:
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Using &heartbeat=1000 was also my first approach, but it just is not as performant to send a newline every 1000ms just to keep a while loop running.

> _changes feed with ?feed=continuous does not return valid JSON
> --------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: COUCHDB-604
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-604
>             Project: CouchDB
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: HTTP Interface
>    Affects Versions: 0.10
>            Reporter: Joscha Feth
>
> When using the _changes interface via ?feed=continuous the JSON returned is rather 
> a stream of JSON documents than a valid JSON file itself:
> {"seq":38,"id":"f473fe61a8a53778d91c38b23ed6e20f","changes":[{"rev":"9-d3e71c7f5f991b26fe014d884a27087f"}]}
> {"seq":68,"id":"2a574814d61d9ec8a0ebbf43fa03d75b","changes":[{"rev":"6-67179f215e42d63092dc6b2199a3bf51"}],"deleted":true}
> {"seq":70,"id":"75dbdacca8e475f5909e3cc298905ef8","changes":[{"rev":"1-0dee261a2bd4c7fb7f2abd811974d3f8"}]}
> {"seq":71,"id":"09fb03236f80ea0680a3909c2d788e43","changes":[{"rev":"1-a9646389608c13a5c26f4c14c6863753"}]}
> to be valid there needs to be a root element (and then an array with commata) like in the non-continuous feed:
> {"results":[
> {"seq":38,"id":"f473fe61a8a53778d91c38b23ed6e20f","changes":[{"rev":"9-d3e71c7f5f991b26fe014d884a27087f"}]},
> {"seq":68,"id":"2a574814d61d9ec8a0ebbf43fa03d75b","changes":[{"rev":"6-67179f215e42d63092dc6b2199a3bf51"}],"deleted":true},
> {"seq":70,"id":"75dbdacca8e475f5909e3cc298905ef8","changes":[{"rev":"1-0dee261a2bd4c7fb7f2abd811974d3f8"}]},
> {"seq":71,"id":"09fb03236f80ea0680a3909c2d788e43","changes":[{"rev":"1-a9646389608c13a5c26f4c14c6863753"}]},
> in short this means that if someone does not parse the change events in an object like manner (e.g. waiting for a line-ending and then parsing the line), but using a SAX-like parser (throwing events of each new object, etc.) and expecting the response to be JSON (which it is not, because its not {x:[{},{},{}]} but {}{}{} which is not valid) there is an error thrown.
> I can see, that people doing this line by line might be okay with the above approach, but the response is not valid JSON and it would be nice if there were a flag to make the response valid JSON.

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