JSON Processing with Java EE

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Created by: Alex Theedom

Produced in 2017

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JSON is a ubiquitous and lightweight data transfer format used for the storage and interchange of information in an organized and human-readable manner. It is commonly used as the data format of choice in microservices, RESTful APIs, and NoSQL data stores. Knowing how to manipulate JSON is crucial knowledge for any developer.

In this course, discover how to use the Java Enterprise Edition (EE) JSON-Processing API. With its two programming models, JSON-Processing is one of the simplest ways to generate, query, and parse JSON data, and you'll find that implementing it in your projects is quick and easy. Join Alex Theedom as he covers an array of topics, including how to use both the object model and the streaming model, how to traverse a JSON structure, and how to parse JSON data using the extensive builder APIs. When you wrap up this course, you'll be ready to develop with this essential and powerful API.

Intermediate Level

Time: 1h 4m

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Alex Theedom

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Alex Theedom is a Java enterprise developer, author, and trainer.

Alex has over 10 years of experience developing Enterprise Java and Spring applications in a variety of sectors, including finance, gambling, and elearning.He is a published author, conference speaker, technical editor, Java trainer, kids' coding club mentor, an Oracle Certified Professional in Java SE and Java EE, and a member of the OTN Speaker Bureau. He is the coauthor of Professional Java EE Design Patterns and has presented at JavaOne San Francisco; Devoxx UK; jDay Sweden; Java Day Lviv, Kiev, and Belarus; VOXXED Days Istanbul; and JEEConf Kiev.

He shares his passion for Java through courses he has recorded for some of the best-known training providers, such as LinkedIn, and has published many articles for Read Learn Code, DZone, and JavaCodeGeeks.

Find out more about Alex on LinkedIn and readlearncode.com.