| ObjectMapper jsonMapper = new ObjectMapper(); String jsonStr = jsonMapper.writeValueAsString(jsonObj); |
And the other way round:
| ObjectMapper jsonMapper = new ObjectMapper(); UserAccount result = jsonMapper.readValue(userAccountJson, UserAccount.class); |
Personally I don't like automatic conversion to JSON, I prefer a IJSONIfyable interface with a toJSON method. Then a static library like JSONUtils.toJSON(Object x) that will jsonify depending on the type of x (and understands that IJSONifyable must call toJSON).
ReplyDeleteSome of these frameworks are actually pretty customizable, like the ability to selectively include/exclude fields. Anyway they're not a magic bullet. Convenient most times but you'll still have to do some low-level parsing from time to time.
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