Hello,
I had a similar situation. From my google-fu, it seems like Unmarshalling
with jackson is your best bet. The 'nesting' is a bit of a curveball. I
found explicitly binding the POJO is the easiest for uniform keys- I think
your POJO structure should look something like
public class myJson{
@JsonProperty("Format")
String format;
@JsonProperty("TestData")
TestData testData;
class TestData{
@JsonProperty("Key with Spaces in it")
KeyWithSpacesInIt keyWspaces;
//setters
}
...
//setters
//default constructor
}
just define an object for each 'layer'.
I hope that answers it. I'm not terribly familiar with Xstream, however.
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