Make json decoding not strict. JMX sometimes throws control characters#10
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Make json decoding not strict. JMX sometimes throws control characters#10Matthew-Jenkins wants to merge 1 commit intodgildeh:masterfrom
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Hi.
I was having an issue writing a script to monitor an application and trying to dump what I could monitor on that app due to JMX throwing JSON control characters in it's output. This should resolve that without breaking any backwards compatibility.
Thanks,
Matthew