[deepakarora3]

Yes it does but as someone else mentioned, it can be really challenging to work with. Its difficult to visualize the structure of the document. Its difficult to program against. This was one of the problems which I wanted to solve when I created unify-jdocs. Agreed that it may not do all the things that JSON schema does but it does all those which are required 90% of the time. Along with other things like not having to generate any model classes (code generation) and being able to read and write any path in a single line of code. And being able to merge JSON documents into another. Strong typing has its pros and cons. In my opinion, for complex JSON documents, going the strongly typed way makes making change difficult in the long run. Think of JSON documents the size of 3000 JSON paths going 10 levels deep etc. You can read more about this Java library at https://github.com/americanexpress/unify-jdocs.