How to get “Subject” value from Gmail API response?
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Below is the sample response I get from Gmail API payload headers. How do I get the "Subject" value from the below array of objects.
I do not want to use response.get(index).getValue().toString(); as the index will change from message to message.
[
"name": "From",
"value": "Someone <someone@example.com>"
,
"name": "To",
"value": "xyz@example.com"
,
"name": "Subject",
"value": "This is the subject value"
]
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Below is the sample response I get from Gmail API payload headers. How do I get the "Subject" value from the below array of objects.
I do not want to use response.get(index).getValue().toString(); as the index will change from message to message.
[
"name": "From",
"value": "Someone <someone@example.com>"
,
"name": "To",
"value": "xyz@example.com"
,
"name": "Subject",
"value": "This is the subject value"
]
java json
gmail-api arrayobject edited yesterday
Mikhail Kholodkov
3,48342141
asked yesterday
Anoop Naik
109210
you will have to loop through array and find which has name as 'Subject'
– user3091574
yesterday
Yep, that's a textbook solution. I am looking if there are any better ways to transform the DS and retrieve it.
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
1
If you look at the API reference they return aListwithTo, From and Subject. Note that, the index is not fixed (not mentioned in the API). So yes you only have the option of looping over
– swayamraina
yesterday
Is there any way to achieve this using Streams?
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
1
Sorry, this json mislead me ;) but still there is a solution. If you want to use streams, filter with findFirst method should do what you want
– sawim
yesterday
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up vote
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Below is the sample response I get from Gmail API payload headers. How do I get the "Subject" value from the below array of objects.
I do not want to use response.get(index).getValue().toString(); as the index will change from message to message.
[
"name": "From",
"value": "Someone <someone@example.com>"
,
"name": "To",
"value": "xyz@example.com"
,
"name": "Subject",
"value": "This is the subject value"
]
java json
gmail-api arrayobject edited yesterday
Mikhail Kholodkov
3,48342141
asked yesterday
Anoop Naik
109210
Below is the sample response I get from Gmail API payload headers. How do I get the "Subject" value from the below array of objects.
I do not want to use response.get(index).getValue().toString(); as the index will change from message to message.
[
"name": "From",
"value": "Someone <someone@example.com>"
,
"name": "To",
"value": "xyz@example.com"
,
"name": "Subject",
"value": "This is the subject value"
]
java json
gmail-api arrayobject java json
gmail-api arrayobject edited yesterday
Mikhail Kholodkov
3,48342141
asked yesterday
Anoop Naik
109210
edited yesterday
Mikhail Kholodkov
3,48342141
asked yesterday
Anoop Naik
109210
edited yesterday
Mikhail Kholodkov
3,48342141
edited yesterday
Mikhail Kholodkov
3,48342141
edited yesterday
Mikhail Kholodkov
3,48342141
3,48342141
asked yesterday
Anoop Naik
109210
asked yesterday
Anoop Naik
109210
asked yesterday
Anoop Naik
109210
109210
you will have to loop through array and find which has name as 'Subject'
– user3091574
yesterday
Yep, that's a textbook solution. I am looking if there are any better ways to transform the DS and retrieve it.
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
1
If you look at the API reference they return aListwithTo, From and Subject. Note that, the index is not fixed (not mentioned in the API). So yes you only have the option of looping over
– swayamraina
yesterday
Is there any way to achieve this using Streams?
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
1
Sorry, this json mislead me ;) but still there is a solution. If you want to use streams, filter with findFirst method should do what you want
– sawim
yesterday
|
show 2 more comments
you will have to loop through array and find which has name as 'Subject'
– user3091574
yesterday
Yep, that's a textbook solution. I am looking if there are any better ways to transform the DS and retrieve it.
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
1
If you look at the API reference they return aListwithTo, From and Subject. Note that, the index is not fixed (not mentioned in the API). So yes you only have the option of looping over
– swayamraina
yesterday
Is there any way to achieve this using Streams?
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
1
Sorry, this json mislead me ;) but still there is a solution. If you want to use streams, filter with findFirst method should do what you want
– sawim
yesterday
you will have to loop through array and find which has name as 'Subject'
– user3091574
yesterday
you will have to loop through array and find which has name as 'Subject'
– user3091574
yesterday
Yep, that's a textbook solution. I am looking if there are any better ways to transform the DS and retrieve it.
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
Yep, that's a textbook solution. I am looking if there are any better ways to transform the DS and retrieve it.
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
1
1
If you look at the API reference they return a
List with To, From and Subject. Note that, the index is not fixed (not mentioned in the API). So yes you only have the option of looping over– swayamraina
yesterday
If you look at the API reference they return a
List with To, From and Subject. Note that, the index is not fixed (not mentioned in the API). So yes you only have the option of looping over– swayamraina
yesterday
Is there any way to achieve this using Streams?
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
Is there any way to achieve this using Streams?
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
1
1
Sorry, this json mislead me ;) but still there is a solution. If you want to use streams, filter with findFirst method should do what you want
– sawim
yesterday
Sorry, this json mislead me ;) but still there is a solution. If you want to use streams, filter with findFirst method should do what you want
– sawim
yesterday
|
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you will have to loop through array and find which has name as 'Subject'
– user3091574
yesterday
Yep, that's a textbook solution. I am looking if there are any better ways to transform the DS and retrieve it.
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
1
If you look at the API reference they return a
ListwithTo, From and Subject. Note that, the index is not fixed (not mentioned in the API). So yes you only have the option of looping over– swayamraina
yesterday
Is there any way to achieve this using Streams?
– Anoop Naik
yesterday
1
Sorry, this json mislead me ;) but still there is a solution. If you want to use streams, filter with findFirst method should do what you want
– sawim
yesterday