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FreezeDry
Java persistence without the need for XML binding
Easy, flexible, extensible, Java object persistence without the need for XML binding files or other configuration. Contains a semantic model that facilitates going from Object to any representation (XML, JSON, Database, etc) and back. See Wiki for Overview and Quickstart. -
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myjson is a small java library that operates with object literals expressed in JSON notation. It can not only convert from java objects to JSON and back, but also compare or even update a java object with the information contained in a JSON string.
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library for converting from JPA, Hibernate, etc to json. Reads JPA Annotations to get around the proxy class problem. Still in the very early stages but has very useful limited functionality.
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Snow is a library which allows to deserialize complex data structure from a simple source in a configurable manner.
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Java API to support binding system for java (xml, json, sql mapping). Supply class and interface to buil a mapping framework to java.
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JsonMarshaller is an Java 1.5 library that allows marshalling and unmarshalling of JSON objects to and from entities ("Java classes").
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