In Java, JSON object can be directly converted to String and we can do String manipulations. Also, the JSON Object created can be parsed using the field name present in JSON Object.
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import org.json.simple.JSONObject; class JSONBuilder { public static void main(String[] args) { JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject(); jsonObject.put("names", "testjsonuser3"); jsonObject.put("actions", "IllustrateJSONObjectInScript"); jsonObject.put("logincount", "3"); System.out.print(jsonObject); StringWriter out = new StringWriter(); jsonObject.writeJSONString(out); String jsonString = out.toString(); System.out.println("JSON Converted to String:"); System.out.print(jsonString); System.out.println("JSONObject Values:"); System.out.print("names:" + jsonObject.get("names")); System.out.print(",actions:" + jsonObject.get("actions")); System.out.print(",logincount:" + jsonObject.get("logincount")); } } |
Result:
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JSON Converted to String: {“names”: “testjsonuser3”, “actions”:”IllustrateJSONObjectInScript”, “logincount”:3} JSONObject Values: names:testjsonuser3,actions: IllustrateJSONObjectInScript,logincount: 3 |
The “names”, “actions” and “logincount” values is displayed by parsing the object jsonObject directly in java as explained.