Just an update for anyone who might be looking at this thread in an
archive... it literally only takes 3-4 lines of code if you use Gson
http://code.google.com/p/google-gson/ and Gson is so awesome that it
will automatically push your json objects or arrays directly into a
POJO. http://benjii.me/20
Thx all,
i've finally managed to create parser myself :)
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On Jan 22, 5:44 am, DanH wrote:
> A JSON parser is about 500 lines of code -- a few hours work. (The
> encoder is another 250 or so.) The hard part is parsing numbers per
> the JSON spec.
>
> Or you can
A JSON parser is about 500 lines of code -- a few hours work. (The
encoder is another 250 or so.) The hard part is parsing numbers per
the JSON spec.
Or you can probably find about 50 Java implementations on the net.
On Jan 22, 2:45 am, Faheem Khatri wrote:
> I want to create parser for the gi
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