java 关键字变量,使用保留关键字作为变量名创建Java对象

I have JSON that needs to be converted to a Java Object. The JSONs I need to handle can look like this:

{

"documents": [

{

"title": "Jobs",

"is-saved": false,

"abstract": "Jobs may refer to:\n\n* Steve Jobs (1955–2011), co-founder and former CEO of consumer electronics company...
",

"id": "Jobs",

"url": "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jobs"

}

],

"keywords_local": [

{

"keyword": "Jobs",

"interest": 1,

"angle": 0

}

],

"sessionid": "6cd6402e-1f67-45a8-b0fa-e79a5d0d50f4",

"q": "Jobs",

}

This JSON is returned when entering a search keyword on a searchengine, in this case "Jobs". I have not named these variables-to-be-created, this JSON was just "given" to me from a similar earlier app. So I'm obviously having trouble with variables is-saved and abstract. Abstract is a reserved keyword and everywhere I read a reserved keyword CANNOT be used as a variable name.

I do not have access to the previous app that I am sort of updating and I guess the point to that is that I need to figure it out by myself ;) But I am a bit of a stand still now, have no idea of how to move forward.

I'm a newbie, so do not give me hell if I'm asking a stupid question, it's my first time coding any sort of app! ;)

Thanks for any help!

解决方案

If you use GSON for parsing you can name your members as you want and annotate them for mapping.

@SerializedName("abstract")

private String abstractText;