java - JSON Response Object has additional name/value pair -


i using rest post service (using jersey 1.19) create new session details.

this code:

@post @path("/createsession") @consumes(mediatype.application_json) @produces(mediatype.application_json) public response createsession(string json) throws jsonexception{          jsonobject jsonobject = new jsonobject(json);         system.out.println("json object is: " + jsonobject);          string customercif = jsonobject.optstring("cif");         system.out.println("cif request is: " + customercif);          sessioninfo sessioninfo = new sessioninfo(customercif);          return response.ok(sessioninfo,mediatype.application_json).build(); }

my request body looks this:

{     "cif": "786" }

the sessioninfo object should return is:

@xmlrootelement public class sessioninfo {     @xmlelement(name="sessionid")     public static uuid sessionid;     @xmlelement(name="cif")     public string cif;      //todo: transaction list added here     @xmlelement(name="transactions")     public string transactions;      @xmlelement(name="owner")     public string owner;     @xmlelement(name="createdby")     public string createdby;     @xmlelement(name="createdtime")     public string createdtime;     @xmlelement(name="status")     public string status;      public sessioninfo(string cif){         sessioninfo.sessionid = uuid.randomuuid();          this.cif = cif;          //this.transactions = null;          this.owner = "owner";         this.createdby = "ownerrest";             dateformat dateformat = new simpledateformat("yyyy/mm/dd");         this.createdtime = dateformat.format(new date());          this.status = "p";     } }

the output is:

{ cif: "786" owner: "owner" createdby: "ownerrest" createdtime: "2015/09/30" status: "p" sessionid: "37249cfe-4fdd-4d6c-9a4a-8b868ff2c781" cif: "786" }

i don't understand why additional cif:786 @ end of response.

any pointers?

regards ali.


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