- org.json Tutorial
- org.json - Home
- org.json - Overview
- org.json - Environment Setup
- CSV Examples
- org.json - CDL
- Cookie Examples
- org.json - Cookie
- org.json - CookieList
- HTTP Header Examples
- org.json - HTTP
- JSON Examples
- org.json - JSONArray
- org.json - JSONML
- org.json - JSONObject
- org.json - JSONStringer
- Property Examples
- org.json - Property
- XML Examples
- org.json - XML
- Exception Handling
- org.json - JSONException Handling
- org.json Useful Resources
- org.json - Quick Guide
- org.json - Useful Resources
- org.json - Discussion
Org.Json - Overview
org.json or JSON-Java is a simple Java based toolkit for JSON. You can use org.json to encode or decode JSON data.
Features
Specification Compliant − JSON.simple is fully compliant with JSON Specification - RFC4627.
Lightweight − It have very few classes and provides the necessary functionalities like encode/decode and escaping json.
XML Conversion − It provides conversion capability from JSON to XML and vice-versa.
HTTP Headers − Supports HTTP Header conversion to JSON and vice versa.
Cookie − Provides support for Cookie conversion to JSON and vice versa.
CDL − Provides support to convert comma separated list to JSON and vice versa.
No dependency − No external library dependency. Can be independently included.
Java 1.6-1.11 compatible − Source code and the binary are Java 1.6-1.11 compatible