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How to retrieve a JSON object from HttpServletResponse in Spring?

I have a Spring controller in which I have to read a JSON object from a URLConnection. Currently I am doing this by reading from the connection's input stream line by line. Basically I am reading the text contents of the response line by line.

Is there any JSON api that I could use to populate the JSON object directly from the URLConnection? Anything that integrates with Spring?

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Perhaps this is related? Essentially, implementing JsonView.

Raghuram  2010-10-01 06:17:45
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http://jackson.codehaus.org/1.6.0/javadoc/org/codehaus/jackson/JsonFactory.html#createJsonParser(java.io.InputStream) This could help, as URLConnection can return InputStream. What do you want to integrate with Spring, btw?

rsvato  2010-10-08 23:03:39

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