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  • jimscarver Posted 2013-04-11
    I am so glad I found Flexjson. It saved me tons of work serializing all my daos and a complex session object without having to do much of anything but add a few @JSON annotations for what I did not want serialized. It is very very DRY.
  • preseronin Posted 2012-06-13
    Just grea
  • chondlibackter Posted 2012-06-09
    I just love this program and use it for years now. Never had any problems with it. Highly recommended!
  • congrogelne Posted 2012-06-06
    Good one...
  • taibridatut Posted 2012-06-06
    Thank very much
  • ringnuafolli Posted 2012-06-06
    Easy to learn and use interface
  • trogamlivil Posted 2012-06-06
    Not perfect, but very good and dispo in 64bits for Windows.
  • samsskatabpyw Posted 2012-06-05
    Tested a number of alternatives.
  • irmorriha Posted 2012-06-02
    It really helps me at my work and at home.
  • polspagrofa Posted 2012-06-02
    Highly recommended!
  • wkunes Posted 2012-04-24
    Nice and Easy to use.
  • vvernon Posted 2012-02-19
    I wish there was an 3/4 thumbs up. I can't find a way to make it work off fields (attributes) only rather than requiring a Java Bean interface. It would seem really simple since you already support include/excludes using field names. Now just need JSONSerializer#directFieldAccess().
  • offshoredriller Posted 2011-03-03
    I am using FlexJSON as Strits2 JSON serializer instead of the built-in one. Because of it's flexible filtering and transforming capabilities.
  • oid-3079912 Posted 2010-10-04
    versatile, fast, reliable.
  • jir2009 Posted 2010-04-26
    I think it's best in it domenion deserializer.