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JSON-P API introduction

JSON-P API introduction

From the course: JSON Processing with Java EE

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JSON-P API introduction

- [Narrator] The JSON processing 1.0 API is specified in the JSR 353: JSON API for JSON Processing and is a low-level, lightweight JSON passer and generator which provides for the manipulation of JSON data at the property value level. You should always read the specification documentation of any Java Enterprise Edition API you wish to use. It will contain the specification that a compliant API must adhere to in order to be able to refer to itself as an implementation of mass specification. All specifications for Java EE APIs are hosted on the Java Community Process website located at jcp.org. Here is the homepage of the JSR 353: Java API for JSON Processing specification. From here, you can download various documentations related to the JSR. If you read the specification documentation, you will see that it specifies that the JSON data can be processed with two models. An object model and a streaming model. More about these later on in the course. A website that provides information…

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