Custom Deserializer in Jackson and validation

tl;dr: it is important to add input validation to custom json deserializers in Jackson. In RHQ we make use of…

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EclipseLink MOXy and the Java API for JSON Processing – Object Model APIs

The Java API for JSON Processing (JSR-353) is the Java standard for producing and consuming JSON which was introduced as…

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Android AsyncTask ListView – JSON

Many times we need to populate a Listview using an AsyncTask. This is the case when we have to invoke…

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MOXy’s @XmlVariableNode – JSON Schema Example

We are in the process of adding the ability to generate a JSON Schema from your domain model to EclipseLink…

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Parsing ESPN API using Java and Google GSON

For my first post, I’ll explain how to parse the ESPN API.  The API documentation can be found at http://developer.espn.com/docs.…

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Spring MVC, Ajax and JSON Part 3 – The Client Side Code

If you’ve been following this short series of blogs on Spring, Ajax and JSON you’ll recall that I’ve got as…

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Spring MVC, Ajax and JSON Part 2 – The Server Side Code

In my last blog I said that I was going to talk about Spring, Ajax and JSON, but didn’t. The…

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Using Java WebSockets, JSR 356, and JSON mapped to POJO’s

So I have been playing around with Tyrus, the reference implementation of the JSR 356 WebSocket for Java spec. Because…

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Spring MVC, Ajax and JSON Part 1 – Setting The Scene

I’ve been thinking about writing a blog on Spring, Ajax and JSON for a good while, but I’ve never got…

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