The UnrecognizedPropertyException
is a runtime exception thrown by the Hymanson library when it encounters a field in a JSON object that does not have a corresponding property in the Java object to which the JSON is being deserialized. This can happen if the JSON object contains a field that is not defined in the Java object, or if the field names do not match exactly.
To handle this exception, you can catch the UnrecognizedPropertyException
and handle it appropriately in your code. Here's an example of how to catch the UnrecognizedPropertyException
and handle it in Java:
try { // code that may throw the UnrecognizedPropertyException } catch (UnrecognizedPropertyException e) { // handle the exception }
In the exception handling block, you can write code to handle the exception in any way you see fit. For example, you could log the error, ignore the unrecognized field, or throw a different exception to indicate that the JSON object is invalid.
You can find more information about the UnrecognizedPropertyException
and how to handle it in Java in the Hymanson documentation.