I have a stream of Kafka messages and wanted to build a HashMap<String,List<Object>>
to be used as API response in Json format.
for (ConsumerRecord<String,String> consumerRecord : records) {
if(!responses.containsKey(consumerRecord.topic())){
responses.put(consumerRecord.topic(), new ArrayList<Object>());
}
responses.get(consumerRecord.topic()).add(JSONObject.stringToValue(consumerRecord.value()));
}
expected response:
{
"topic1": [
{"field1":"value1","field2":"value2","field3":"value3"}
],
"topic2": [
{"field1":"value1","field2":"value2","field3":"value3"},
{"anotherfield1":"anothervalue1","anotherfield2":"anothervalue2"}
]
}
actual response:
{
"topic1": [
"{\"field1\":\"value1\",\"field2\":\"value2\",\"field3\":\"value3\"}"
],
"topic2": [
"{\"field1\":\"value1\",\"field2\":\"value2\",\"field3\":\"value3\"}",
"{\"anotherfield1\":\"anothervalue1\",\"anotherfield2\":\"anothervalue2\"}"
]
}
Slash quote (") symbol is just a properly escaped quotation in JSON. Your parser didn't recognize internal JSONs as JSONs but took them as Strings. Therefore within a String it escaped all " symbols. I suggest that you can use class ObjectMapper of Json-Jackson (also known as Faster XML) library (Maven artifacts here ). I wrote my own open source library called MgntUtils, that has JSON parser based on Json-Jackson. Using this library you can easily parse your JSON String into a Map
Map<String, Object> myMap = null;
try {
myMap = JsonUtils.readObjectFromJsonString(jsonString, Map.class);
}
} catch (IOException e) {
...
}
Here is Javadoc for JsonUtils . The Maven artifacts for MgntUtils library could be found here , and library as a jar along with Javadoc and source code could be found on Github here
It is now working using these changes:
HashMap<String,List<Object>> responses = new HashMap<String,List<Object>>();
for (ConsumerRecord<String,String> consumerRecord : records) {
if(!responses.containsKey(consumerRecord.topic())){
responses.put(consumerRecord.topic(), new ArrayList<Object>());
}
responses.get(consumerRecord.topic()).add(new JSONObject(consumerRecord.value()));
}
jsonObject = new JSONObject(responses);
return jsonObject.toMap();
new JSONObject(consumerRecord.value())
jsonObject = new JSONObject(responses);
jsonObject.toMap();
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