I’m using Jackson to map JSON to a Java object.
Is the created Java object a DAO since its an object representation of the JSON structure and so is providing access to the JSON data?
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I’m using Jackson to map JSON to a Java object.
Is the created Java object a DAO since its an object representation of the JSON structure and so is providing access to the JSON data?
No, i would say its a data transfer object.
DAOs are used to persist data.