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I am getting data from an api which cannot be converted into pojo so am not able to get the data in a normal manner
Data that i am getting

 {"TABLE_DATA":"
{"data":[
["Tiger Nixon","System 
Architect","Edinburgh","5421","2011/04/25","$320,800"],
["Garrett 
Winters","Accountant","Tokyo","8422","2011/07/25","$170,750"],
["Ashton Cox","Junior Technical 
Author","SanFrancisco","1562","2009/01/12","$86,000"],
["Cedric Kelly","Senior Javascript 
Developer","Edinburgh","6224","2012/03/29","$433,060"],
["Airi 
Satou","Accountant","Tokyo","5407","2008/11/28","$162,700"],
["Brielle Williamson","Integration Specialist","New 
York","4804","2012/12/02","$372,000"],
["Herrod Chandler","Sales Assistant","San 
Francisco","9608","2012/08/06","$137,500"],
["Rhona Davidson","Integration 
Specialist","Tokyo","6200","2010/10/14","$327,900"],
["Colleen Hurst","Javascript Developer","San 
Francisco","2360","2009/09/15","$205,500"],
["Sonya Frost","Software 
Engineer","Edinburgh","1667","2008/12/13","$103,600"],
["Jena Gaines","Office 
Manager","London","3814","2008/12/19","$90,560"]`

there is no pojo available This is my first time working in an API any guide will be helpful. I am receiving the following data using retofit and rxjava2.
Data format is post method .

This is a jquery format. You may try to use this https://javacodegeeks.com/2013/02/jquery-datatables-and-java-integration.html

Look also this topic stackoverflow.com/questions/48942253/how-to-implement-jquery-datatable-in-android-any-library

The service you get data from may have an opportunity to set data format, you must specify it in your GET query, look in the API documentation.

That looks a lot like a .csv file. CSV files were the old format of Comma Separated Values, built from Tabular data.

Each row is one object and each column is its attribute/field. You can read about CSV files here.

Approach 1

Filter out using string manipulation the extra symbols of slashes and quotes. Delimit at the square braces (more info here) and then reading each delimited comma separated value text by any CSV reading library. Here's a tutorial using Apache Commons CSV library to read CSV files in Java.

Approach 2

Instead of using any library, if your response set is small and you don't need as much parsing optimization, write your object class's constructor to take in each row, filter out the useless symbols (using string manipulation) and initialize your object's fields.

All steps involved:

1. Clean response and remove unnecessary symbols using string manipulation.


2. Build a POJO class to keep one row of the dataset. Have its constructor to take in the first row of your dataset to initialize its attributes.


3. Build a list format or ArrayList format of your previous class with additional methods to sort, search or call by indices as required.


4. Build a constructor for this list object class to read in your cleaned string response and iterate over it to build Employee objects and adding them to your list.