I have a server that returns a json string:
{"pId": "ChIJ2Vn0h5wOlR4RsOSteUYYM6g"}
Now, I can use jackson to deserialize it into an object with the variable called pId, but I don't want the variable to be called pId, I would rather deserialize it to placeId.
Current object in android java:
public class Place {
private String pId;
}
What I want the object to look like:
public class Place {
private String placeId;
}
If I change the object's variable to placeId, jackson will not be able to deserialize the JSON as the property names no longer matches.
Is there a jackson annotation I can used to map the "placeId" variable in the java object to the JSON string variable "pId" returned back from the server?
Use @JsonProperty
annotation:
public class Place {
@JsonProperty("pId")
private String placeId;
}
For more information you can see the related javadoc.
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