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Custom Serialization currently doesn't seem to trigger for anything other than the initial object passed into "toJson", should this be the case? I want to serialize every instance of X in a specific way, but this doesn't seem possible at the moment. This could be a new property "DEEP_CUSTOM_SERIALIZATION"
Also should JsonbSerializer<Object> allow me to add custom serialization for every object passed into "toJson" ?
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JsonbBuilder
.newBuilder()
.withConfig( new JsonbConfig()
.setProperty( DEEP_CUSTOM_SERIALIZATION, true ) )
.build();
public class EmptyListSerializer implements JsonbSerializer<Collection>
{
@Override
public void serialize( Collection collection, JsonGenerator jg, SerializationContext sc )
{
if ( collection == null )
{
return;
}
if ( collection.isEmpty() )
{
sc.serialize( null, jg );
}
else
{
sc.serialize( collection, jg );
}
}
}
With the above code snippets, If I serialized a class which had multiple Collections in it, they would all trigger the custom serializer. With DEEP_CUSTOM_SERIALIZATION set to false, only the top level Collection would trigger the custom serialization (this is what happens currently by default)
My second point was referring to A JsonbSerializer with generic type <Object> that would work for every object. The generic type in JsonbSerializer should be the superclass of the object, not the object itself.
Custom Serialization currently doesn't seem to trigger for anything other than the initial object passed into "toJson", should this be the case? I want to serialize every instance of X in a specific way, but this doesn't seem possible at the moment. This could be a new property "DEEP_CUSTOM_SERIALIZATION"
Also should JsonbSerializer<Object> allow me to add custom serialization for every object passed into "toJson" ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: