java code corresponding to Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(Object source,Newtonsoft.Json.JsonSerializerSettings()) in .net? -

i have code in .net serializes request json format ... code this.

  var ops = new newtonsoft.json.jsonserializersettings();   ops.nullvaluehandling = newtonsoft.json.nullvaluehandling.ignore;   ops.missingmemberhandling = newtonsoft.json.missingmemberhandling.ignore;   ops.defaultvaluehandling = newtonsoft.json.defaultvaluehandling.ignore;   ops.converters.add(new newtonsoft.json.converters.javascriptdatetimeconverter());    string strso = newtonsoft.json.jsonconvert.serializeobject(source,   bindent ? newtonsoft.json.formatting.indented : newtonsoft.json.formatting.none,   ops); 

i tried java code corresponding portion doesn't work.

from understanding, newtonsoft serializer takes object member variables , outputs json string represents object.

so can like:

product product = new product();  product.name = "apple"; product.expiry = new datetime(2008, 12, 28); product.price = 3.99m; product.sizes = new string[] { "small", "medium", "large" };  string output = jsonconvert.serializeobject(product); 

and you'll output string like:

{"name": "apple", "expiry": "\/date(1230375600000+1300)\/", "price": 3.99, "sizes": ["small", "medium", "large"] } 

now bad news blackberry library you're using doesn't use reflection examine structure of objects serialises. formatter rather serializer.

the news is pretty easy use. documentation here:

http://www.blackberry.com/developers/docs/6.0.0api/org/json/me/package-summary.html

in short, write object such 1 above, like:

 mystring = new jsonstringer()  .object()      .key("name")      .value("apple")      .key("expiry")      .value("date("+mydate.gettime()+")")  .endobject()  .tostring(); 

..and on. note constructing json structure element element, rather having json library assume object exact structure of data wish output.

hopefully give idea of how proceed.