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Can I apply a custom deserializer to within another custom deserializer for GSON
The below is a working code that helps to convert JSON in Object accordingly. If the String is nil, it will be treated as null. There’s 2 custom deserializer i.e. MyOwnStringDeserializer and MyOwnListDeserializer. I am not happy with MyOwnListDeserializer deserializer, as essentially what it is doing is in term of the String comparison to the rule defined in MyOwnStringDeserializer. But
Array de-serialization in a Java GUI problems
now I need some help with Serializing my arraylist. Now I have managed to get the serializing aspect working (I think at least), now my problem lays with de-serializing the object. I am making a small address book program. I have a comboBox that stores the addresses with three textboxes above where the user enters: name, address, and phone number.
How to handle a NumberFormatException with Gson in deserialization a JSON response
I’m reading a JSON response with Gson, which returns somtimes a NumberFormatException because an expected int value is set to an empty string. Now I’m wondering what’s the best way to handle this kind of exception. If the value is an empty string, the deserialization should be 0. Expected JSON response: But sometimes the runtime is an empty string: The
Can not find a (Map) Key deserializer for type [simple type, class …]
I have a domain object that has a Map: When I serialize the object, I get this: This Map’s key is a custom Object: So, I am not sure how to correct this exception I keep getting when I deserialize the object: How to correct this issue? I do not have access to the domain object to modify. Answer By