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gson deserialization with multiple FieldNamingPolicy

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I have a JSON document returned to me from a third party that looks like this:







{ "data" : { "events" : [ { "Ages" : "",

            "AttendingCount" : 0

          } ] } }







i am attempting to deserialize this into Java objects using gson:







Response

  EventCollection data



EventCollection

  Collection events



Event

  String ages;

  int attendingCount;







gson is my preferred json parser at this stage of the project





The json field names are in different formats.





In the context of gson's FieldNamingPolicy Response.data could be parsed with FieldNamingPolicy.IDENTITY however the nested Event.ages field would need to use FieldNamingPolicy.UPPER_CAMEL_CASE





Is there a way i can use multiple FieldNamingPolicy configs per gson.fromJson call?





thanks


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