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How to parse this json with multiple objects

devs I am stuck in parsing this kind of JSON I don’t understand how to get the value of status and message any help will be very appreciable. I get the value of error but when I want to access the value of status and message it throws an error JSON Format : My code for parsing json : Answer

Jackson deserialization: Can I inject a value with an annotation on the field of the to deserializable object?

I have an object like this to deserialize: whereas the class Relation looks like this: RelationType is en enum and is not a value which will be deserialized, while all others are. Is it possible, that I could “inject” the enum value for the field relationType with an annotation on the field in the class RelationInput? Like the following Does

Find passwords values in JSON objects using Regex

I have a big JSON object which contains a lot of different JSON, most of them have the structure below (key: sometext-v1.password, and value: password for example: I want to use Regex to extract all passwords by a name which contains ‘password’ string and its value, but I don’t want to iterate the JSON name by name because this takes

JaxbDto Serialization and deserialization

I need to receive some message with SOAP so I’ve generated a few classes by xsd-scheme and maven-jaxb2-plugin like this: After receiving message I need to send these to the next one microservice in wrap of HashMap. I supposed to use ObjectMapper to convert: But the generated classes are haven’t any constructors so I got the exception like ” No

How to serialize a class that extends TreeSet with Jackson?

Class A looks like this: Class B: When I serialize a class A object using Jackson: I get a json Array like this: but the member variables a,b,c are missing. Is there a way I can include them into the json string? Answer Jackson recognises class A as a collection and register CollectionSerializer to serialise A’s instances. We can modify

Springboot – validate @RequestBody

Question: It is possible to validate the JSON payload of a request body, without specifically writing if statements? Maybe via annotation or configuration? I have a very easy POJO: And a very easy controller class: If I query with a payload such as: Everything is working perfectly fine, very happy. However, if there is a typo: (note the typo on

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