jackson json java,用Jackson Java解析JSON

I have a problem while parsing JSON with Jackson. I have a POJO object, wrapped by another.

Here is my code:

in main:

ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();

List mpl2 = mapper.readValue(col.toString(),new TypeReference>() {});

my POJO class:

public class ItemBean implements Serializable {

private List items;

@JsonProperty("Item")

public List getItems() {

return items;

}

public void setItems(List items) {

this.items = items;

}

}

public class Item implements Serializable{

public String field1;

public Integer field2;

public static final class Field3 extends GenericJson {

private String subfield1;

private String subfield2;

}

}

And here is the thrown exception:

org.codehaus.jackson.map.exc.UnrecognizedPropertyException: Unrecognized field "item" (Class bean.item), not marked as ignorable

at [Source: java.io.StringReader@101b6d56; line: 4, column: 16] (through reference chain: bean.ItemBean["items"]->bean.Item["item"])

JSON looks in a such way:

["{\n

\"items\":

[

\n {

\n \"item\": {

\n \"field1\": \"val1\",

\n \"field2\": \"val2\",

\n \"field3\": [

\n {

\n \"subfield1\": subval

\n \"subfield2\": subval

\n }

\n ]

\n }

\n },

\n \"item\": {

\n \"field1\": \"val1\",

\n \"field2\": \"val2\",

\n \"field3\": [

\n {

\n \"subfield1\": subval

\n \"subfield2\": subval

\n }

\n ]

\n }

\n },

\n \"item\": {

\n \"field1\": \"val1\",

\n \"field2\": \"val2\",

\n \"field3\": [

\n {

\n \"subfield1\": subval

\n \"subfield2\": subval

\n }

\n ]

\n }

\n },

etc...... may I haven't closed brackets correctly, but they are correct :)

}

]

"]

POJO totally repeat the fields of the JSON object.

解决方案

I wrote my own method, which parses JSON of such a structure.

Here is the code:

public static List parseList(String jsonInput, Class clazz) {

List result = new LinkedList();

JSONArray json = (JSONArray) JSONSerializer.toJSON(jsonInput);

JSONObject items = (JSONObject)json.getJSONObject(0);

JSONArray dataArrayJSON = (JSONArray)items.getJSONArray("items");

for (int i = 0; i < dataArrayJSON.size(); i++) {

result.add(JSONObject.toBean(dataArrayJSON.getJSONObject(i).getJSONObject("item"), clazz));

}

return result;

}

The problem was that items are in the array and items is the only element. items in its turn, is also an array, thus I used the dataArrayJSON.getJSONObject(i).getJSONObject("item") construction.