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Fory JSON is Apache Fory's thread-safe Java JSON codec. It provides interpreted and runtime-generated codecs for Java objects, records, immutable creator-based classes, common JDK types, generic containers, and custom complete-value codecs.

Fory JSON is a separate data format from Fory's binary native and xlang protocols. Use it when a system must exchange ordinary JSON with browsers, APIs, logs, configuration, or another JSON implementation. Use the Fory binary protocol when you need cross-language schema metadata, reference identity, circular graphs, or Fory's binary-only features.

Documentation map

Goal Page
First runnable JSON round trip Getting Started
Understand Java object mapping and configuration Object Mapping
Configure properties, creators, values, validators, and mixins Annotations
Extend complete values, children, and map keys Custom Codecs
Deploy on Android Android
Build a GraalVM native image GraalVM Native Image
Decode input safely Security
Diagnose failures Troubleshooting

Performance

The Java JSON benchmark compares fory-json, Jackson, and Gson with the same data. Results below are single-threaded throughput measurements on an Apple M4 Pro with JDK 26.0.1; higher is better. See the complete benchmark report for the command, environment, and measurement configuration.

Java JSON String benchmark throughput

Java JSON UTF-8 bytes benchmark throughput

Representation Operation fory-json ops/sec jackson ops/sec gson ops/sec
String Serialize 7,387,465 2,049,368 1,084,042
String Deserialize 2,897,955 1,074,885 902,772
UTF-8 bytes Serialize 10,375,498 1,868,614 1,037,211
UTF-8 bytes Deserialize 3,077,158 1,268,397 933,079

Related Java guides

For binary serialization, start with Java Object Serialization and choose xlang or native. Binary builder options are documented separately in Java Configuration.