I want to convert a JSON object written with json-api conventions into a Java object. I thought about using the katharsis library, but I couldn't see if it could be used for this purpose.
Does anyone have any idea how could I achieve this?
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in a nutshell: yes, you can use Katharsis to convert Json-Objects which follow the Json:API conventions to Java Pojos!
The Katharsis Docs say: "The Katharsis library adds an additional layer on top of RESTful endpoint to provide easy HATEOAS support for Java by implementing JSON:API standard."
This Blog Post Json API in a Java web application is a step-by-step guide how you could achieve this.
Katharsis offers some example projects at their git hub page.
Let me know if you need a working example in spring-boot (1.3.0) with katharsis-spring.
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pixie
At the time I asked I don't think it was yet implemented. I figured it out though for what I needed back then. But thank you for your comment!
You can convert from json - java or from java - json with jackson reference
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pixie
take a look at the link I provided (jsonapi.org). Jackson doesn't help me when talking about json-api conventions. There are the "relationships" key and the "included" key and I need something that can solve the binding between these two.
AntJavaDev
yes you are right , you have to create the model object by yourself , and this might need too much effort for no reason , if ill find anything related , ill post it , because i have the same problem with some large Json Objects , which have to be mapped in POJO models