{ "courseId": 23, "courseName": "science", "courseCode": "SC100", "courseDescription": "linear algebra", "courseDuration": "6 m", "createdDate": 1630438611000, "updatedDate": null, "removeImages": [] }{ "timestamp": 1630614081354, "status": 200, "error": "OK", "path": "/api/editcourse/23" }
I would use Jackson Project for that task.
Alternative 1
Since you have 2 values in the same Json and you want only the first, you can use readTree(String)
method from ObjectMapper
class. It will skip the second value.
ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();
JsonNode jsonNode = mapper.readTree(jsonResponse);
System.out.println(jsonNode.toPrettyString());
Output:
{
"courseId" : 23,
"courseName" : "science",
"courseCode" : "SC100",
"courseDescription" : "linear algebra",
"courseDuration" : "6 m",
"createdDate" : 1630438611000,
"updatedDate" : null,
"removeImages" : [ ]
}
Alternative 2
Using method readValues(JsonParser, Class<T>)
you can read all values an iterate selecting only the ones you need.
ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();
Iterator<?> iterator = mapper.readValues(new JsonFactory().createParser(jsonResponse), Map.class);
Object object = iterator.next();
System.out.println(object);
Output:
{courseId=23, courseName=science, courseCode=SC100, courseDescription=linear algebra, courseDuration=6 m, createdDate=1630438611000, updatedDate=null, removeImages=[]}