A prominent example is Solr's JSON update endpoint [1], which is just the XML update endpoint in disguise. It expects input of the form: { "add": {

A prominent example is Solr's JSON update endpoint [1], which is just the XML update endpoint in disguise. It expects input of the form: { "add": {document 1 goes here}, "add": {document 2 goes here}, ... "commit": {} } And of course all the "add" values are different and the "commit" has to come at the end. [1] https://wiki.apache.org/solr/UpdateJSON https://wiki.apache.org/solr/UpdateJSON