Restful service returning components

Is there any way, or indeed am I doing something wrong when creating my components, to get components to generate json consistently. The json I'm returning will have the first letter capitalized and the rest lower case when returning the component from the restful service however all capitalized when calling the compoent remotely.
Some demo components as below:
User.cfc
component {
     property type="numeric" name="userid";
     property type="string" name="username";
Users.cfc
component output="false" restPath="/users"
     remote User function getByPK(required numeric id restArgSource="Path") output="false" httpMethod="GET" restPath="{id}"
          user = new user();
          user.userid = 1;
          user.username = "Chicken";
          return user;
Output:
/rest/users/1.json
{"Username":"Chicken","Userid":1.0}
/rest/users/1.xml
<COMPONENT ID="1" NAME="User">
<PROPERTY NAME="USERNAME" TYPE="STRING">Chicken</PROPERTY>
<PROPERTY NAME="USERID" TYPE="STRING">1</PROPERTY>
</COMPONENT>
/Users.cfc?method=getByPK&id=1&returnFormat=json
{"USERNAME":"Chicken","USERID":1}
Is this simply a quirk I have to put up with?

Hello Jereme,
I've a similar requirement and trying to perform HTTP GET thorugh PI 7.31 HTTP Java adapter, My target URL looks like
https://abc.com/api?filterFields=<FilterFields><FilterField><Id>26</Id><Value>1/1/2013,12/31/2013</Value></FilterField></FilterFields>
I've configured my HTTP receiver adapter (Java) as below
Addressing mode - URL address
Target Host - https:abc.com
Target port: 8080
Path - /api
Where should I mention the query path - ?filterFields=<FilterFields><FilterField><Id>26</Id><Value>1/1/2013,12/31/2013</Value></FilterField></FilterFields>
Actually values inside the tag Value is dynamic and will be populated in message mapping,
What should be the value of Main Payload Parameter Name in the adapter?
Thanks in advance for your help.

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