The rules for building the JSON data file are fairly simple:

• Each section in the file should have the same name as the test method.
• Each set of data in each section should be sequentially numbered starting with the method name + .01, .02, .03, and so on. This will allow users to debug the set of data that failed the test.
• Each key/value pair should correspond to the fields in the JSON object being used.
• The number of sets of data for each test method is unlimited.
• All dynamic data should be stubbed out in the data file and replaced on the fly:

{
  "tc001_registerEmployees":
  [
    {
      "rowID": "tc001_registerEmployees.01",
      "description": "Register Employee",
      "id": "ID1",
      "address": {"street": "1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW", "city": 
      "Washington", 
                  "state": "DC", "zip": "20500"},
      "phone": {"home": "800-555-1212", "work": "800-555-1212", 
                "mobile": "800-555-1212"}
    },
    {
      "rowID": "tc001_registerEmployees.02",
      "description": "Register Employee",
      "id": "ID2",
      "address": {"street": "1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW", 
                  "city": "Washington", "state": "DC", "zip": 
                  "20500"},
      "phone": {"home": "800-555-1212", "work": "800-555-1212", 
                "mobile": "800-555-1212"}
     }
  ] 
}