1. Java JSON Tutorial
2. Jackson Installation
3. Jackson ObjectMapper
4. Jackson JsonNode
5. Jackson JsonParser
6. Jackson JsonGenerator
7. Jackson Annotations
8. Boon - Installation
9. Boon - ObjectMapper
10. GSON - Installation
11. GSON - Gson
12. GSON - JsonReader
13. GSON - JsonParser

• Boon as Maven Dependency
• Downloading The Boon JAR File

You can use the Boon JSON parser by including the Boon JAR file in your Java application. You can do so either by adding Boon as Maven dependency to your Java application, or by downloading the Boon JAR from the central Maven repository and include it manually in the classpath of your Java application.

Boon as Maven Dependency

Boon can be included as a Maven dependency in your project using the following Maven dependency configuration:

<dependency>
    <groupId>io.fastjson</groupId>
    <artifactId>boon</artifactId>
    <version>0.33</version>
</dependency>

Make sure you use the right version number.

Downloading The Boon JAR File

If you do not use Maven, Gradle or Ant/IVY for your project, and you want to use Boon, you need to download the Boon JAR file from the central Maven repository. Go to:

http://search.maven.org

Search for "boon". Choose the io.fastjson boon artifact, and make sure you choose the Boon version you want to use. Download the JAR file and include it in the classpath for your Java application.