You can easily access the JSON response content if you: - use a java pojo generator that creates a complex java class structure out of a JSON string - use [Gson][1] to parse the JSON string into instances of the generated java classes. **Generate classes:** - Copy the whole JSON string into your clipboard and paste it into a java generator: http://www.jsonschema2pojo.org/ - Configure the generator: - package = com.google.generated - class = QueryResponse - source type = JSON - annotation style = GSON - generate the java source by pressing on the "JAR" button. - download the generated sources jar. - copy the content of the sources-jar into your ivy projects sources folder **Parse JSON as java objects** - add the latest gson.jar to our classpath: download the jar -> switch to java perspective -> copy the jar into a directory of the project -> right click on jar -> build path -> add to build path - QueryResponse response = new Gson().fromJson("{yourComplexResponse}", QueryResponse.class); ![java pojo generator][2] ![json pojos in ivy project][3] ![convert json to java][4] [1]: https://github.com/google/gsonhttps://github.com/google/gson [2]: http://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/javaPojoGenerator.PNG [3]: http://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/generatedPojosInIvyProject.PNG [4]: http://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/jsonToGsonInIvy.PNG

You can easily access the JSON response content if you: - use a java pojo generator that creates a complex java class structure out of a JSON string - use GSon() [Gson][1] to parse the JSON string into instances of the generated java classes. **Generate classes:** - Copy the whole JSON string into your clipboard and paste it into a java generator: http://www.jsonschema2pojo.org/ - Configure the generator: - package = com.google.generated - class = QueryResponse - source type = JSON - annotation style = GSON - generate the java source by pressing on the "JAR" button. - download the generated sources jar. - copy the content of the sources-jar into your ivy projects sources folder **Parse JSON as java objects** - QueryResponse response = new Gson().fromJson("{yourComplexResponse}", QueryResponse.classQueryResponse.class); [1]: https://github.com/google/gson

You can easily access the JSON response content if you: - use a java pojo generator that creates a complex java class structure out of a JSON string - use GSon() to parse the JSON string into instances of the generated java classes. **Generate classes:** - Copy the whole JSON string into your clipboard and paste it into a java generator: http://www.jsonschema2pojo.org/ - Configure the generator: - package = com.google.generated - class = QueryResponse - source type = JSON - annotation style = GSON - Generate generate the java source by pressing on the "JAR" button. - Download download the generated sources.sources jar. - copy the content of the sources-jar into your ivy projects sources folder - parse the **Parse JSON string after calling the REST service with Gson:as java objects** - new Gson().fromJson("{complexResponse}", Gson().fromJson("{yourComplexResponse}", QueryResponse.class

Copy the whole JSON string into your clipboard and paste it into a java generator: http://www.jsonschema2pojo.org/ Configure the generator: - package = com.google.generated - class = QueryResponse - source type = JSON - annotation style = GSON - Generate the java source by pressing on the "JAR" button. - Download the generated sources. - copy the content of the sources-jar into your ivy projects sources folder - parse the JSON string after calling the REST service with Gson: - new Gson().fromJson("{complexResponse}", QueryResponse.class