java yml文件,如何将yml文件转换为java pojo

This is the yaml file. I am trying this to load into pojo class. but it shows me cannot create property for listMap. Please help me in digging out this problem. In this yaml file i have a listMap which contains multiple key value pairs. Also i need advice whether this approach is better or i should load it into Map.

android: dfeiei

driver: dfkejifein

list:

- aabra

- ka

- dabra

listMap:

key: value

name: paras

sirname: porwal

code to load this yaml file into pojo.

YamlLoader yamlFile=yaml.loadAs(in, YamlLoader.class);

Here is the POJO class .

import java.util.List;

import java.util.Map;

public class YamlLoader {

private String android;

private String driver;

private Listlist;

private Mapmap;

private List listMap;

public String getAndroid() {

return android;

}

public void setAndroid(String android) {

this.android = android;

}

public String getDriver() {

return driver;

}

public void setDriver(String driver) {

this.driver = driver;

}

public List getList() {

return list;

}

public void setList(List list) {

this.list = list;

}

@Override

public String toString() {

return "YamlLoader [android=" + android + ", driver=" + driver + ", list=" + list + ", map=" + map + ", listMap="

+ listMap + "]";

}

public Map getMap() {

return map;

}

public void setMap(Map map) {

this.map = map;

}

public List getListMap() {

return listMap;

}

public void setListMap(List listMap) {

this.listMap = listMap;

}

解决方案

listMap is a List, which is why YAML cannot fill it from a mapping. If you want a list, change your YAML like this:

listMap:

- key: value

- name: paras

- sirname: porwal

This will get you a list of single-entry mappings. If you want to keep the mapping on the YAML side, load it into a Map.

If you want to have more control over how YAML entities map to Java types, use the SnakeYaml API instead of Jackson. I never get why people use Jackson for YAML processing when it offers fewer customizations than SnakeYaml itself and at the same time is not at any higher level.