In Java (using json-simple) I have successfully parsed a JSON string which was created in JavaScript using JSON.stringify. It looks like this:
{"teq":14567,"ver":1,"rev":1234,"cop":15678}
This string is storing the state of a custom JavaScript object which I now wish to re-constitute as a pure Java class. Its not going well - first foray into Java coming from a C# background. :-p
The object is currently in the form of a org.json.simple.JSONObject since that is what json-simple made from the JSONParser.parse() operation.
How can I cast this JSONObject to my new Java class? (the definition of which is below...)
public class MyCustomJSObject {
public int teq;
public int ver;
public int rev;
public int cop;
}
use jackson library
//create ObjectMapper instance
ObjectMapper objectMapper = new ObjectMapper();
//convert json string to object
Employee emp = objectMapper.readValue(jsonData, Employee.class);