retrieve json is in wrong format in java
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I want retrieve json from postgres sql and I will convert it to a plain string.
I want full json with json String.
DeviceProfile dp = device.getDp();
System.out.println("parameters Data:: "+dp.getParameters().toString());
JSONObject parameters = new ObjectMapper().readValue(dp.getParameters().toString(),JSONObject.class);
It will print following String which is wrong.
{Rs232=[{rs232unit=, parameterId=6, rs232ioindex=1.0, parametername=rs232}], Digital=[{reverse=true, dioindex=1.0, parameterId=1, parametername=Ignition}]}
I want proper json.
I am using jsckson api to parse data.
See database Screen Short
java jackson
edited Nov 10 at 22:15
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asked Nov 1 at 11:04
Sajan Parmar
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I want retrieve json from postgres sql and I will convert it to a plain string.
I want full json with json String.
DeviceProfile dp = device.getDp();
System.out.println("parameters Data:: "+dp.getParameters().toString());
JSONObject parameters = new ObjectMapper().readValue(dp.getParameters().toString(),JSONObject.class);
It will print following String which is wrong.
{Rs232=[{rs232unit=, parameterId=6, rs232ioindex=1.0, parametername=rs232}], Digital=[{reverse=true, dioindex=1.0, parameterId=1, parametername=Ignition}]}
I want proper json.
I am using jsckson api to parse data.
See database Screen Short
java jackson
edited Nov 10 at 22:15
marc_s
565k12610921244
asked Nov 1 at 11:04
Sajan Parmar
112
Are you suredp.getParameters().toString()would return JSON?
– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:12
it will return json which is stored in database. i had attached a screen short also.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:26
Obviously, it doesn't. What makes you think it would? IsDeviceProfileone of your classes? I would start to look there.
– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:32
Yes DeviceProfile is my Model Class.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:33
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I want retrieve json from postgres sql and I will convert it to a plain string.
I want full json with json String.
DeviceProfile dp = device.getDp();
System.out.println("parameters Data:: "+dp.getParameters().toString());
JSONObject parameters = new ObjectMapper().readValue(dp.getParameters().toString(),JSONObject.class);
It will print following String which is wrong.
{Rs232=[{rs232unit=, parameterId=6, rs232ioindex=1.0, parametername=rs232}], Digital=[{reverse=true, dioindex=1.0, parameterId=1, parametername=Ignition}]}
I want proper json.
I am using jsckson api to parse data.
See database Screen Short
java jackson
edited Nov 10 at 22:15
marc_s
565k12610921244
asked Nov 1 at 11:04
Sajan Parmar
112
I want retrieve json from postgres sql and I will convert it to a plain string.
I want full json with json String.
DeviceProfile dp = device.getDp();
System.out.println("parameters Data:: "+dp.getParameters().toString());
JSONObject parameters = new ObjectMapper().readValue(dp.getParameters().toString(),JSONObject.class);
It will print following String which is wrong.
{Rs232=[{rs232unit=, parameterId=6, rs232ioindex=1.0, parametername=rs232}], Digital=[{reverse=true, dioindex=1.0, parameterId=1, parametername=Ignition}]}
I want proper json.
I am using jsckson api to parse data.
See database Screen Short
java jackson
java jackson
edited Nov 10 at 22:15
marc_s
565k12610921244
asked Nov 1 at 11:04
Sajan Parmar
112
edited Nov 10 at 22:15
marc_s
565k12610921244
asked Nov 1 at 11:04
Sajan Parmar
112
edited Nov 10 at 22:15
marc_s
565k12610921244
edited Nov 10 at 22:15
marc_s
565k12610921244
edited Nov 10 at 22:15
marc_s
565k12610921244
565k12610921244
asked Nov 1 at 11:04
Sajan Parmar
112
asked Nov 1 at 11:04
Sajan Parmar
112
asked Nov 1 at 11:04
Sajan Parmar
112
112
Are you suredp.getParameters().toString()would return JSON?
– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:12
it will return json which is stored in database. i had attached a screen short also.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:26
Obviously, it doesn't. What makes you think it would? IsDeviceProfileone of your classes? I would start to look there.
– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:32
Yes DeviceProfile is my Model Class.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:33
add a comment |
Are you suredp.getParameters().toString()would return JSON?
– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:12
it will return json which is stored in database. i had attached a screen short also.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:26
Obviously, it doesn't. What makes you think it would? IsDeviceProfileone of your classes? I would start to look there.
– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:32
Yes DeviceProfile is my Model Class.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:33
Are you sure
dp.getParameters().toString() would return JSON?– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:12
Are you sure
dp.getParameters().toString() would return JSON?– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:12
it will return json which is stored in database. i had attached a screen short also.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:26
it will return json which is stored in database. i had attached a screen short also.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:26
Obviously, it doesn't. What makes you think it would? Is
DeviceProfile one of your classes? I would start to look there.– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:32
Obviously, it doesn't. What makes you think it would? Is
DeviceProfile one of your classes? I would start to look there.– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:32
Yes DeviceProfile is my Model Class.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:33
Yes DeviceProfile is my Model Class.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:33
add a comment |
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Are you sure
dp.getParameters().toString()would return JSON?– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:12
it will return json which is stored in database. i had attached a screen short also.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:26
Obviously, it doesn't. What makes you think it would? Is
DeviceProfileone of your classes? I would start to look there.– Henry
Nov 1 at 11:32
Yes DeviceProfile is my Model Class.
– Sajan Parmar
Nov 1 at 11:33