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How to fetch data from http response entity?

I am using SpringBoot to fetch access Token from my client. I could not separate the Access Token from the responseEntity. Is there a way to Fetch the AccessToken data alone? Here is the code: public ResponseEntity generate_Access_token() { } } The response: Answer Make your life easier, not harder – use plain DTO and then

Json deserialization Java

i have a simple question, let’s say I have this json Mapped this way: I was wondering if it was possible to just save an outer field in the inner object like this by using some custom setter/annotation or something: PS: using a custom deserialization is my last resort due to the complexity of the json Answer If anyone was

How to Use @JsonProperty With Lombok?

Suppose we have a json response that we want to map it to our java class. I had a data class that mapped access_token field in the json to accessToken field in the code. I used to use @JsonProperty annotation on getters and setters. Then I decided to use Lombok annotations @Getter and @Setter. Since I do not have a

Can’t pass extracted string into body object in JMeter [closed]

Closed. This question is not reproducible or was caused by typos. It is not currently accepting answers. This question was caused by a typo or a problem that can no longer be reproduced. While similar questions may be on-topic here, this one was resolved in a way less likely to help future readers. Closed 8 months ago. Improve this question

JSONObject not giving expected results

I wrote a code of java which adds the data present in array to an existing json file. This is my code List<List> list = [[“FileName1″,”Value1″,”Id1”],[],[],[]…] It is writing the code at required path, but not appending it. Previous data gets deleted. Expected Results Actual Results How should i solve this problem ?? Answer You aren’t collecting your JSONObject idJson

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