JSON is a common data exchange format when building disparate systems that interact with each other.
For example, think about a GET request that is made to a rest endpoint. Most commonly JSON payload is returned as a response to the client from the server.
In this article, we will learn how to read and convert this JSON object to Java a object when using RestTemplate.
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How To Read the List of JSON Objects With Spring RestTemplate
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JSON is a common data exchange format when building disparate systems that interact with each other.
For example, think about a GET request that is made to a rest endpoint. Most commonly JSON payload is returned as a response to the client from the server.
In this article, we will learn how to read and convert this JSON object to Java a object when using RestTemplate.
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