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Creating JSON Data Using The Java JSON API (JSR 353)

October 14, 2013 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

JSON has been around for quite sometime now and lot of languages are offering out of the box support for parsing and creating JSON data. The JDK didn’t have support for parsing and creating JSON data out of the box. One had to make use of libraries for parsing and creating JSON data like Google …

Category: JavaTag: JSON, JSR

JSON Processing in JavaEE 7- Using Object Model API

October 11, 2013 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

In my previous post about JSON processing I introduced you to the sample application and then showed how one can make use of the Streaming API to parse the JSON data. The JSON Streaming API was not suited for scenarios explained in my previous post. In such scenarios one can make use of the Object …

Category: Java EETag: javaee 7, JSON

JSON Processing in JavaEE 7- Using Streaming API

October 10, 2013 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

If you are wondering what JSON is (Read : What is JSON?), you might want to read this article of mine. Java didn’t have a support for JSON processing out of the box. Developers had to include external libraries to enable JSON processing. But with JSR 353 we have support for JSON processing in Java …

Category: Java EETag: HTML5, javaee 7, JSON

Jackson – Java JSON Processor

June 16, 2013 //  by Suresh Mohan

JSON stands for Java Script Object Notation. JSON is a format for efficient transfer of data across Platform. To manipulate JSON in Java, we have many processors. One of such JSON processor in Java is Jackson. Jackson is a high performance JSON processor. Reading, Writing and modifying contents is made easy in Java using the …

Category: JavaTag: Jackson, JSON

Creating JSON using Groovy

June 22, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

I wrote previously about parsing JSON in Groovy. In this article I show a simple example of creating JSON using Groovy. I had to learn about creating JSON using Groovy as I would be using JSON as the response format in the REST API which might be developed sometime in future. also read: Groovy Tutorials …

Category: JavaTag: JSON

Using JsonSlurper Groovy API from Java to parse JSON

May 3, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

We have seen here on how to parse JSON in Java using Gson and here on how to parse JSON in Groovy. I also touched upon in brief about Groovy here. The beauty of these JVM languages is that one can invoke these APIs from Java, the only requirement is that you need to have …

Category: JavaTag: Java, JSON

Parsing JSON using Java and GSON library

April 30, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

In my previous post here, I gave a brief overview of JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). In this post I would go a bit further and show how one can parse the JSON documents into Java objects using the GSON library. The JSON data for this tutorial was obtained from: also read: JSON Tutorials Java EE …

Category: JavaTag: gson, JSON

JSON response from JavaFX HTTP Request

March 21, 2011 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Introduction JavaFX is one of the emerging technologies for building RIAs from Sun Microsystems. This document explains how to connect to server from JavaFX applications and parse the response. also read: Java FX Tutorials Developing a Simple Todo Application using JavaFX, Java and MongoDB Using JavaFX Chart API to add charts to Swing applications Performing …

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