I was trying to add new array items to the JsonNode with updates in below code.
String request = "{\n" +
" \"item1\": 123,\n" +
" \"item2\": \"desc 1\",\n" +
" \"item3\": [{\"field1\": \"desc 1\", \"field2\": \"desc 2\"}]\n" +
"}";
JsonNode node = mapper.readTree(request);
ArrayNode inputArrayNode = (ArrayNode) node.findValue("item3");
JsonNode arrayObject = inputArrayNode.get(0);
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
((ObjectNode) arrayObject).put("field1", "xxxxxxxxx" + i);
inputArrayNode.add(arrayObject);
((ObjectNode) node).putArray("item3").addAll(inputArrayNode);
}
Expected Result:
{"item1":123,
"item2":"desc 1",
"item3":[{"field1":"xxxxxxxxx0","field2":"desc 2"},
{"field1":"xxxxxxxxx1","field2":"desc 2"},
{"field1":"xxxxxxxxx2","field2":"desc 2"}]}
But I get below
{"item1":123,
"item2":"desc 1",
"item3":[{"field1":"xxxxxxxxx2","field2":"desc 2"},
{"field1":"xxxxxxxxx2","field2":"desc 2"},
{"field1":"xxxxxxxxx2","field2":"desc 2"}]}
You're mutating the same object JsonNode arrayObject = inputArrayNode.get(0);
, to fix that, you can create a new local variable JsonNode
.
This code will work for you
ArrayNode inputArrayNode = (ArrayNode) node.findValue("item3");
JsonNode arrayObjectOrigin = inputArrayNode.get(0);
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
JsonNode arrayObject = arrayObjectOrigin.deepCopy();
((ObjectNode) arrayObject).put("field1", "xxxxxxxxx" + i);
inputArrayNode.add(arrayObject);
}
inputArrayNode.remove(0);
System.out.println(node.toPrettyString());