GWT-Jsonizer: JSON/JavaBeans translator

<p>AndrÃ©s Testi has developed a JSON/JavaBean translator for the Google Web Toolkit named GWT Jsonizer, which simplifies the
GWT interaction with non-java backends.

The Jsonizer interface, has only two methods: 'asJavaObject' and 'asString'. As possibly you can infer, the 'asJavaObject' method unjsonizes JSON values, and the 'asString' method, performs the opposite action.

Example

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JAVA:

/**
* If you wants to jsonize it, you need to implement an extension of
* Jsonizer interface suffixed with the 'Jsonizer' keyword.
*/
interface PersonJsonizer extends Jsonizer{}
// A JSON String with Person properties
String json = '{'name':'Andres','age':28}';
// Create the Person Jsonizer
PersonJsonizer jsonizer = (PersonJsonizer)GWT.create(PersonJsonizer.class);
try{
// Translate the JSON String to a Person bean
Person p = (Person)JsonizerParser.parse(jsonizer, json);
}catch(JsonizerException e){
Window.alert('JSON Translation Error!');
}

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