After searched in google, found that jackson has better performance than gson, i plan to replace gson with jackson in my project, but i got a diffrent result when run test code.
I am Gson user (https://sites.google.com/site/gson/) and I have the following use case: I have two pages that each retrieve JSon data as follows: One retrieves the
I\'m having a problem with some JSON being returned back from an API where the data is not in an expected format.The documentation for the API states that the element \"ShowEpisodes\" is an Array[], w
I\'ve got the following classes public class MyClass { private List<MyOtherClass> others; } public class MyOtherClass {
I guess I\'m another newbie guy who fails to understand Hibernate sessions, may be Spring\'s TransactionTemplate, dunno. Here\'s my story.
I am trying to use Gson to parse a class for storing as a blob on Google Appengine. I have added the file gson-1.7.1.jar to my build path and the web-inf/lib folder. My app compiles fine, but when att
I need to find a faster solution to parse a json file with 500KB. the structure is something like { \"response\": {
I have the following code: JsonParser parser = new JsonParser(); System.out.println(\"gson.toJson: \"+ gson.toJson(roomList));
Converting JSON to Java The above question is with reference to what has been described on the above thread. There are so many API(s) which provide the flexibility to return responses either in XML o
I am trying to port this bit of Python code to Java http://www.bemasher.net/archives/1002 (scroll down to the bottom for the code)
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