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I have a requirement where I have to create java classes for probable JSON response. So basically if I have,



{ email: 'email', password: 'pass' }


I should create a java class like below,



class Credentials

{

    string email;

    string password;



    // getter / setters below...

}


...and then mapping can be done later. That's how it works generally.



What I want is do we have any utility that can automatically create java classes from the JSON response? So if I pass the JSON object data like,



{ email: 'email', password: 'pass' }


I should get a java file automatically created like above. Why I am asking this is because the JSON that I have is pretty complex, objects inside objects inside objects. So I wanted to see if my coding can be reduced by some time if I can get the java file generated directly.



Please let me know if there is anything like this available?



Thanks in advance.






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    I have a requirement where I have to create java classes for probable JSON response. So basically if I have,



    { email: 'email', password: 'pass' }


    I should create a java class like below,



    class Credentials
    
{
    
    string email;
    
    string password;
    

    
    // getter / setters below...
    
}


    ...and then mapping can be done later. That's how it works generally.



    What I want is do we have any utility that can automatically create java classes from the JSON response? So if I pass the JSON object data like,



    { email: 'email', password: 'pass' }


    I should get a java file automatically created like above. Why I am asking this is because the JSON that I have is pretty complex, objects inside objects inside objects. So I wanted to see if my coding can be reduced by some time if I can get the java file generated directly.



    Please let me know if there is anything like this available?



    Thanks in advance.






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      I have a requirement where I have to create java classes for probable JSON response. So basically if I have,



      { email: 'email', password: 'pass' }


      I should create a java class like below,



      class Credentials
      
{
      
    string email;
      
    string password;
      

      
    // getter / setters below...
      
}


      ...and then mapping can be done later. That's how it works generally.



      What I want is do we have any utility that can automatically create java classes from the JSON response? So if I pass the JSON object data like,



      { email: 'email', password: 'pass' }


      I should get a java file automatically created like above. Why I am asking this is because the JSON that I have is pretty complex, objects inside objects inside objects. So I wanted to see if my coding can be reduced by some time if I can get the java file generated directly.



      Please let me know if there is anything like this available?



      Thanks in advance.






      java json rest spring-rest







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      I have a requirement where I have to create java classes for probable JSON response. So basically if I have,



      { email: 'email', password: 'pass' }


      I should create a java class like below,



      class Credentials
      
{
      
    string email;
      
    string password;
      

      
    // getter / setters below...
      
}


      ...and then mapping can be done later. That's how it works generally.



      What I want is do we have any utility that can automatically create java classes from the JSON response? So if I pass the JSON object data like,



      { email: 'email', password: 'pass' }


      I should get a java file automatically created like above. Why I am asking this is because the JSON that I have is pretty complex, objects inside objects inside objects. So I wanted to see if my coding can be reduced by some time if I can get the java file generated directly.



      Please let me know if there is anything like this available?



      Thanks in advance.





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