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This question follows from my own question here,
Getting JSON response into String in Java?
Well, I did get the expected result. Now If I want to extract the specific part of JSON response and use it to say, save it in a database, how would I do that?
I am thinking of using Jackson JSON parser. I checked the tutorials, but it is using only a file not a HTTP request.
Jackson is an excellent choice. I don’t know what you gleaned from the tutorials; you might have to read beyond them. Jackson is a good Java library for manipulating JSON.