Processing JSON with JSR 353 object model APIs

This category of APIs generates an in-memory tree model for JSON data and then starts processing it as instructed by the client. This is conceptually similar to the Document Object Model (DOM) API for XML.

Here is a list of the frequently used classes in the object model API of the JSR 353 specification:

Class or interface	Description
`javax.json.Json`	This class is the main factory class for creating JSON processing objects, such as `JsonReader` and `JsonWriter`.
`javax.json.JsonReader`	This interface reads the JSON content and generates a JSON object or array as appropriate.
`javax.json.JsonWriter`	This interface writes a JSON object or array to an output source.
`javax.json.JsonObjectBuilder`	This interface offers APIs for generating the `JsonObject` models from scratch.
`javax.json.JsonArrayBuilder`	This interface offers APIs for generating `JsonArray` models from scratch.
`javax.json.JsonValue`	This interface is the superinterface representing an immutable JSON value. The JSON value takes one of the following forms: `javax.json.JsonObject` `javax.json.JsonArray` `javax.json.JsonNumber` `javax.json.JsonString` `javax.json.JsonValue.TRUE` `javax.json.JsonValue.FALSE` `javax.json.JsonValue.NULL`

The JSR 353 object model APIs are easy to use and rich in offerings.

Refer to the complete list of the object model APIs available in JSR 353 at http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/7/api/javax/json/package-summary.html.

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