Re: [android-developers] Parser

Ah, that makes sense, I've seen a similar thing in ORM-y things for Java. My arguments against static code bloat are also somewhat invalidated by the fact that most JSON libraries will be small footprint by design. Kris On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 12:09 AM, Kevin Duffey wrote: > As long as you agre

Re: [android-developers] Parser

As long as you agree..that's all that matters.. ;). No I hear you.. for simple things I agree too.. although I always tend to try to eek every last bit of speed/memory save I can and would probably these days just use jackson for everything. Jackson has a nice json to pojo and pojo to json feature

Re: [android-developers] Parser

I don't disagree, It's just that I'm typically processing a very minor amount of data (responses from web APIs, a small amount of the time). But like I said, it's a trade off, for any real use of JSON I'd also recommend something stream based, : ) Kris On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 2:54 PM, Kevin Duff

Re: [android-developers] Parser

The problem with the built in o e is it is similar to a DOM parser for xml in that it will load the entire json document into memory first. Jackson is a json stream processor so it uses a lot less memory and is typically much faster. I lean towards Jackson myself. On Feb 12, 2013 7:27 AM, "Kristoph

Re: [android-developers] Parser

JSON is so easy to use, I've never really had a problem with org.json. If you can get by using it I would do that, as it's already in the API (you won't have statically linked code sitting around clouding your app). kris On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 7:16 AM, Arun Kumar K wrote: > Hi, > I want to kno

Re: [android-developers] Parser avec Gson des objets de classe qui extends OverlayItem

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