pojo

I have a REST web servce configure as the following: @Path("/users") public class UserManager { @Context UriInfo uriInfo; @POST @Consumes("application/json") public void createUser(User user) { URI uri = uriInfo.getAbsolutePathBuilder().path(user.getUserName()) .build(); Response res = Response.created(uri).build(); try { MongoDbDataAccess.getInstance().addUser(user); } catch (Exception e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } } And My Tomcat server configure as the following: <servlet> <servlet-name>Jersey REST Service</servlet-name> <servlet-class>com.sun.jersey.spi

I've executed some queries on my SQLite DB on Android. Main instruction used is this: Cursor cursor = myDB.rawQuery(select, null); Now I want the results of this query to be converted to a generic class I've created in the project. If you think I want an ORM system, you are right, but all I've found now are ORM systems that want to query the DB, save objects in the DB and manage the DB itself. Instead now I need a 'simple' ORM feature that can do exactly what the google.gson library does with JSON strings, it converts JSON strings to custom objects, and I want the same but for converting

I have managed to build a web application using Hibernate (Annotations) and Struts 2 in an MVC pattern. I have set the JSP page where a form is to be filled out by the user, then it gets processed in my Action class, which will call the DAO, passing a POJO, for the user table. I also have a table filled with states and I need to set its ID in the user table as a foreign key. I have done it by creating a variable that is a new state POJO and using the state name that comes from my jsp form in a query to get the state information from the database. The problem is that I learnt that i cannot use

In one of our projects we use a java webapp talking to a MongoDB instance. In the database, we use DBRefs to keep track of some object relations. We (de)serialize with POJO objects using jackson (using mongodb-jackson-mapper). However, we use the same POJOs to then (de)serialize to the outside world, where our front end deals with presenting the JSON. Now, we need a way for the serialization for the outside world to contain the referenced object from a DBRef (so that the UI can present the full object), while we obviously want to have the DBRef written to the database, and not the whole object

I have a Java bean which has a field which in turn is another bean public class BeanOne { private String fieldOne; private BeanTwo fieldTwo; public String getFieldOne() {return this.fieldOne;} public void setFieldOne(String fieldOne){this.fieldOne = fieldOne} public BeanTwo getFieldTwo() {return this.fieldTwo;} public void setFieldTwo(BeanTwo fieldTwo){this.fieldTwo = fieldTwo} } public class BeanTwo { private String fieldOne; public String getFieldOne() {return this.fieldOne;} public void setFieldOne(String fieldOne){this.fieldOne = fieldOne} } I am trying to pass a map to BeanUtils to try