![]() ![]() To use it for this project I removed all but one of the NEOs and selected the following options: Usually I find it does 90% of the work for me, but the classes often need some finessing once they’re generated. It knows about Jackson annotations, and has tons of options, although the defaults are sensible. JsonSchema2Pojo can take a JSON schema or (more usefully) a JSON document and generate matching classes for you. ![]() ![]() Well, you’re right! But fear not, there’s a great tool to create the classes for you. Field renaming, custom readers and writers, not to mention the sheer number of classes you might need to create. Right now you are probably thinking that this can get very time-consuming. Creating your custom objects with JsonSchema2Pojo Here’s a simple example based off a small subset of the NEO JSON: Up-front work: you have to create classes whose structure matches the JSON objects, then have Jackson read your JSON into these objects.the mapping is customizable using Jackson Modules.the objects are independent of Jackson so can be used in other contexts. ![]()
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